Bearish Wheat and Mixed Grain Markets in Chicago
Chicago reports show a bear bias in the local wheat market driven by drought relief and rising world stockpiles. December wheat at 98 1/2 cents and May at 1.01 to 1.02 dollars. corn, oats, and provisions steady to weak amid heavy receipts and profit-taking.
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Chicago
Bradstreet’s
Winnipeg
Northwest
Missouri River
Weather Bureau
Minneapolis
Duluth
Oklahoma
Texas
Gulf Ports
Ohio Incorporations special dispatch to Commercial Tribune
Articles of association filed with Ohio Secretary of State include The White Co of Cleveland increasing capital from 2.5 million to 3 million, The Independent Lumber Company in Cleveland with 26 hundred dollars, The People’s Loan Company of Cincinnati in general loan business at 10 thousand, Oakley Welfare Association of Oakley without capital stock, A C Gould Company of Crestline reducing capital from 50 thousand to 35 thousand, Ohio Hospital Company of Toledo aimed to protect against loss from deaths and funeral expenses, Overan cSynthetic Waterproofing and Wood Company of Dayton to manufacture liquids at 10 thousand, Gem yr Coal Mining Company increasing capital to 125 thousand, and People’s Protective Corporation in Washington County to protect members against apprehension and convicting guilty parties.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
The
White Co
Cleveland
Windsor T. White
A. R. Warner
Independent Lumber Company
E. A. Thompson
Frank W. Stanton
H. T. Taylor
I. J. Woodworth
James A. Ford
People’s Loan Company
Cinecinnati
M. W. Hall
H. J. Warner
J. D. Warner
J. B. Hall
A. Snyder
Oakley Welfare Association
Oakley
Hamilton County
George E. Lutz
Charles W. Nebel
William Streithorst
Henry Doermann
Frank Kroetzsch
A. C. Gould Company
Crestine
Ohio Hospital Company
To- 1 Incorporated
Sugar Prices Increase Ten Cents Per Hundred Pounds
New York October 20 refined sugar grades all marked up ten cents per hundred pounds as market move spreads through commodity reports.
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New York
Real estate sale figures in Cincinnati auction notes
Smith Bros. & Co. auctioned a two and a half story brick house at 1225 Grand Avenue Price Hill to Jacob Beller et al for 5000 dollars. The Meader Furniture Co. won a contract for interior carpenter work on a twenty four story Pittsburgh building. The Oliver state will construct it and D H Burnham Co of Chicago is letting contracts.
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Smith Bros. & Co
Elizabeth Siefke
Jacob Beller
Grand Avenue
Price Hill
Meader Furniture Company
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Oliver
State
D. H. Burnham & Co
Cage
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Ohio Records
A long list of real estate transfers and mortgage filings in Ohio shows numerous deeds between individuals and firms. Richard Brunhoff and various Durrell family members are involved in Rockdale and Dury Avenue parcels, with other entries naming Hutchinson Zentgrof King Weeks Meeker and many Madisonville and Elsmere area properties. The document also records mortgage filings by Highland Avenue L and B Co, National Home Co, and several individual lenders and borrowers across multiple townships.
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Richard Ne
Hdward Brunhoff
Gockaaie Avenue
Dury Avenue
Rockdale Avenue
Dury A Binks Ae Harrison Co
Durrell Et al
Cn Eee
Brunhoff
Aollette Albert Enrman
Edward Brunhoft
Blanche A
Edward
Edward Ale
Louis W. Hutchinson
Ernst Zentgrof
Silverton
Tecesbac
J. Matin King
Thomas E. ‘Weeks
George Yost
Walter Lée Meeker
J. Martin King
Yost
James N. Gamble
Rosa
J. Grossman
Cora M. Tumey
John A. Bentel
Boudinot Avenue
Mon- John
Colerain
Mary H. Johnson
Joseph Surdo
Cottage Hill
Addie M. Casey
Riley O'Banion
Blackford Street
Morrill Street
Court Street
Ccbe
Charles W. Bell
Andrew Sthiein
Mor
Charles Gilb
Harry Keller
Fred Fritz
Colerain Township
Henry Apking
William Apking, Jr
Millcreek
Ee Bn
KebEba
Kins Avenue
Maplewood
Sarah M. Shattuc
William M. Arthur
Bernard Olbert
House of Shepherd
Hyde Park
Emma G. Pendleton
James’ Griffith & Sons Co
Pendleton Street
Stephen Kemper
Montgomery Road
Stephen Chase
Americ
Pneumatic Carpet Cleaning Co
Alexander M. Harruot
Wiliam H. Schenck
Elsmere
John ‘T. Patterson
Mary E. Penn
Era Avenue
State of Ohio
Lake Edinburgh
Casens
Cummins- Wung
Nevecsas Esteves
Cooper
Ee Ley
Rockaway
Grandview Avenue
George E. Allen
James V. W. Ellis
William R. Goodall
Iadareba GC
Wirston
Alice “Baldwin
Alice Baldwin
Martha H. Lundgren
Bernard Middlekamp
Henry Schwab
Green Township
Ezekiel L. de Camm
Joana M. Conner
Davis & Cas
Trent Hall Company
Mae Anderson
Garfield Place
Grefe
Enlooperer
Fairmount
Anthony Tenhover
Joser
John T. Wright
Conrad Heinzerling
Mary CS. Smith
M. R. Poor
Rock‘Charlies
Snes
Elwood
Baumes
Olmetass Tana
Boudinot Avenues
Columbia Township
Epee
Sycamore
Jacob Engler
East Court
Sarah G. Boyd
Annie 'S Ridge
Clasom Street
Thomas Evans
Catherine E
East Twelfth Chase
Cincinnati ‘Street
Stephen
Harry Q. Cleneay
Sanson
Frederick Holimeyer
Dora Holimeyer
Durrell Realty “Co
Jessie D
David Allen
Riddle
Horton
Horton's
Laneworth Street
John Street
Elsmere Syndicate
Maria Hickenlooper
Andrew Holt
Local Residences and Property Costs Listed in City Ledger
A mixed listing notes several properties with owners and approximate costs. Entries include a two standard story brick residence on Rossen Avenue between Eighth and Flower in Lauderbach costing 8 506 dollars, a two percent story frame house on Oakley near Wasson owned by Warren E. Richards at unknown price, a one story frame dwelling at Wasson and Pore Corner, a T story rack warehouse south of B C Road near R. R. street with Fleischmann Co. ownership, and a two and one half story brick and stone residence on Suire Avenue near Eighth Street owned by Frank Torbeck with a listed cost of 5 000 dollars or 2 700 dollars.
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Rossen Avenue
Eighth and Flower
Lauderbach
Oakley Avenue
Wasson
Warren E. Richards
Wasson and
Pore Oo
B. C
R. R
Iside Avenue
Fleischmann Co
OPICE
Betes
Santero
Suire Avenue
Eighth Street
Frank Torbeck
Cincinnati Chapter AIA elects officers and endorses local reforms
The Cincinnati Chapter of the American Institute of Architects elected John Zettle as President, John Drainie as Vice President, Rudolph Tietig as Secretary, Walter Rapp as Treasurer, and Fred Garber as Executive Committee member. They urged changes to depth of excavations law, endorsed three constitutional amendments and a Park Commission, and empowered four delegates to the Washington convention. An address on Smoke Abatement by Matthew Nelson closed the meeting.
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Cincinnati
American Institute of Architects
Business ‘Men’s Club
John Zettle
John Drainie
Rudolph Tietig
Walter Rapp
Fred Garber
Park Commission
Washington
Matthew Nelsop
Court News Highlights Civil Actions and Divorces
Common Pleas suit for damages filed by William W. De Pew against Jacob P. Bauer over a $13 coal sale dispute. William Price sues James D. Moore for defamation for an October wage attachment claim. Robert Stafford found guilty of larceny and jailed for 30 days. Estate bequests and life interest detailed for Theodore Hesselberger. Divorces sought by Michael Nolan and William G. Litherbury, plus insolvency filing by Fairmount Box Co. and other civil actions in progress.
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William W. de Pew
Jacob P. Bauer
W. H. Brown
de Pew
Bauer
B. F. Graziani
Thomas L. Michie
William Price
James D. Moore
Plaintiff
Squire Armstrong
Moore
Agers
James J. McCartin
Chester W. Merrill
Robert Stafford
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 141286
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court No 141, with parties, docket numbers, and claimed amounts. Walter McLeod & Co. vs Peter Young Jr for 946.80. Margaret Warner vs City of Cincinnati for 1500. Frances Knittel executrix vs Frances Knittel for sale of real estate. Michael Nolan vs Carrie Nolan for divorce. William Price vs James D Moore for 500. First National Bank of Chicago vs The Combined Distillers of Kentucky for note. Caroline Birnbryer vs William Schmitz on appeal. William Litherbury vs Julia Lither on voice. William W vs Jacob P Bettth for 5000. others listed with damaged entries.
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Walter McLeod & Co
Peter Young, Jr
Ernst Red
Margaret Warner
City of Cincinnati
M. C. Lykns
Frances Knittel
Executrix
E. C. Pooley
Michael Nolan
Carrie Nolan
James J. McCartin
Chester W. Merrill
William Price
James D. Moore
First National Bank of Chicago
Combined Distillers of Kentucky
Stephens
Lincoln & B Stephens
Caroline Birnbryer
William Schmitz
Squire Armst
William Litherbury
Julia la Lither
ZL. Baugh
William W
Jacob P. Betth
Graziano
Osee
W. W. Bozman
Ira C. al- Mr Fa
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Central Conference of American Rabbis Meets in New York for 1909
The Executive Committee of the Central Conference of American Rabbis met at Hebrew Union College with attendees including Rabbis Philipson Morgenstern Heller and Enelow. They chose New York City as the 1909 meeting site and announced a second edition of Enelow’s tract What Do Jews Think and a tract The Jew in America. A dinner at the University Club followed.
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Hebrew Union College
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Rabbis Philipson
Kohler
Morgenstern
This City
Heller
New Orleans
Levi
Peoria
Ill
Lefkowitz
Dayton
Berkowitz
Philadelphia
Enelow
Louisville
Greenburg
Dallas
Tex
Gries
Cleveland
Guttmacher
Baltimore
Hirschberg
Milwaukee
Marx
Atlanta
Newfield
Birmingham
Rypins
St. Paul
Schulman
New York
Stoltz
Chicago
New York City
Rabbi Enelow
Kansas City Fire and Water Board members visit Cincinnati
The Mayor of Kansas City announced that Frank S. Groves Kelley Brent and George M Meyers of the Kansas City Fire and Water Board would arrive in Cincinnati for a morning inspection of the local Water Works plant. Acting Chief Engineer Benzenberg said arrangements would include tours of the California plant and other pumping stations as the delegation tours prominent cities seeking ideas to improve their system.
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Frank S. Groves
Kelley Brent
George M. Meyers
Fire and Water Board
Cincinnati
Pecan
Benzenberg
Water Works Commission
California
Kansas City
Departures and river brief from Louisville and Cincinnati
Today's Departures list Louisville and Madison sailings with Lizzie Bay Bessie Smith and Kentucky, plus tomorrow's departures and advertised trips. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 3 ft 7 in yesterday and is falling. forecasts warn of variable moves with rain needed to avoid a repeat low. Weather is fair and warm with a river forecast noting rising in Louisville and falling elsewhere.
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Bessie Smith
Madison
Kentucky
Louisville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Will Not Stop Speaker Emma Goldman Lectures in Cincinnati
Dr Ben Sk Reitman of Chicago known as the King of the Tramps arrived in Cincinnati. He announced Emma Goldman will deliver three lectures at Central Turner Hall and Vine Street Congregational Church with themes Marriage and Love and The Political Circus and Its Clowns. Police say meetings will not be stopped. Goldman will soon tour the world.
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Ben Sk. Reitman
Chicago
Cincinnati
Emma Goldman
Turner Hall
Vine Street Congregational
Dr. Reitman
Miss Goldman
Death List Shrinks In Health Officer Report
The Health Officer reports 95 deaths this week down from 102 last week and 94 a year ago. Consumption leads with 14 deaths, kidney disease 11, and malignant disease 10. No influenza deaths this fall. 50 contagious cases with 17 deaths this week. Of these, 14 from consumption, 2 from scarlet fever, 1 from typhoid. 18 diphtheria cases with no deaths. Two scarlet fever deaths from 19 cases. 33 cases still under observation.
Health Officer Links Typhoid to Milk Supply
Health Officer Brown reports eleven typhoid cases in the past week with over half children, suggesting milk as the infection source. He notes city milk supplies often cause outbreaks and cites Newport Kentucky where 32 cases have appeared along a single dairyman’s route. Physicians are urged to report dairy sources when reporting typhoid.
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Brown
Board of Health
Newport
Reform Wave Hits Revenue Washington
The September statement of Government receipts from internal sources shows improvement over August with total collections of 21,096,956 versus 19,094,687. Spirits revenue rose to 10,955,050 from 9,034,514, but both months lag behind normal. September 1907 is down 1,221,527. Three month totals fall 7,262,236 versus 1907, attributed largely to temperance laws in many states.
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Washington
Missing Philadelphia Husband Sought by Wife
Mrs Lizzie Radel of Philadelphia finds her husband Peter Radel who deserted her and their child two years ago. With Humane Society aid she obtained a police warrant after locating him at 718 Sycamore Street. Rachel allegedly works as an operator at Morse School of Telegraphy at Third and Walnut Streets.
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Frank Houston
Humane Society of
Philadelphia
Lizzie Radel
Peter Radel
Radel
Sycamore Street
Rachel
Morse School of Telegraphy
Third and
Walnut Streets
River conditions and arrivals at Great Lakes ports
Reports show river levels at Freeport Beaver Dam and St Louis with minor changes. Vessels arriving include the Omaha from Hamburg and Spread Eagle from Grafton, while departures include the Omaha to Hamburg and Spread Eagle to Alton. Continuous clear and warm weather noted across observed ports.
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Freeport
Beaver Dam
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Madison
Evansville
Cairo
Rose
Aveaues
Fred Hartweg
Lower
Mississippi
Harth
Herman Paep
Chamber lauds Mrs. Emery gift to Mechanics Institute
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce applauds Mrs. Emery for a 500000 donation to the Ohio Mechanics Institute to build a new school at Walnut and Canal. President Egan led the meeting as Superintendent Murray presented resolutions praising the philanthropy and the institute’s standing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Emery
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Walnut and Canal
Egan
Government aims at broker prosecutions debated until election
The public shows interest in the government’s future broker prosecutions. District Attorney McPherson says he will address the issue in due course. Most believe no action will be taken before the upcoming election.
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McPherson
Demand for Letter Carriers in Cincinnati
Five hundred fifty men filed papers to become Cincinnati letter carriers as salaries rose to $100 a month. Civil Service Secretary Moss reported the strong turnout after the last day for applications, a sharp rise from two years ago when applicants were scarce.
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Congress
Moss
Civil Service Office
New York Symphony Orchestra Advance Sale Promises Major Concert
The advance sale announces Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony under Loudon Charlton to perform for Cincinnati music lovers. The orchestra has grown to a leading rank under Damrosch’s direction and is highly anticipated in this engagement.
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New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Loudon Charlton
Cincinnati
New York Symphony
Damrosch
Fifth triennial Council of Jewish Women convention planned
Ardendale hosts December 1 to 10 with forty one sections sending delegates. Bene K Israel Temple on Rockdale and Harvey avenues serves as venue while Alms Hotel houses headquarters. Immigrant aid exhibit from the National Committee, winner of the Jamestown gold medal, will be shown.
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Council of Jewish Women
Bene K. Israel
Rockdale
Harvey Avenues
Ardendale
Alms Hotel
National Committee
Jamestown
Seek Pastor's Successor Named by Church Vestry
Vestrymen of Church of Our Savior appoint a committee including George A Middleton Thomas Allen and George Andrews to find a successor for Reverend Dudley W Rhodes who has resigned. Rhodes will remain until a successor is chosen, though he hoped to resign after the upcoming Sunday.
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George A. Middleton
Thomas Allen
George Andrews
Church of Our Savior
Dudley W. Rhodes
Dr. Rhodes
Explosion injures boys in Torrence Road incident
Two youths were badly burned when sewer gas ignited near Columbia Avenue. William Gaffinney, 14, of 2113 Beechwood Avenue, sustained burns to hands and face and may have inhaled flames. Walter Fiege, 15, of Grandin Road, also suffered burns. The boys were burning leaves and started a fire by a sewer.
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Columbia Avenue
William Gaffinney
Beechwood Avenue
Walter Fiege
Grandin Road
Sealed Bids Sought for Water Works Concrete Steps Project
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio will receive sealed bids until 12 o clock noon on Wednesday November 4 1908 for concrete steps from Eastern Avenues to Torren ce Road at Water Works easterly end. Bids must include full names of all bidders and a five hundred dollar bond or certified check. The board may reject any or all bids and will return bonds if rejected. Clerk Wenner signs then official notice.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Torrence Road
Water Works
Board of Public A. A Et Tnes
Wenner
Oakley
Ohio
Gilmore Avenue
Regs
C ‘ Koschb
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