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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

9

Wheat advances on Argentine news despite mixed gains

Chicago traders watched Argentine frost damage and Rosario dispatches push wheat higher, with December futures up fractions while May eased. Cash demand in the Northwest and Midwest supported prices, though corn oats and provisions softened as rains loomed and predictions of cold weather spread. Local receipts totaled 1,040,000 bushels with mixed regional activity and a quiet finish for corn and a weaker run for oats and hogs.

Chicago Liverpool Rosario Northwest Minneapolis Duluth St. Louis Kansas City Ilinois Indiana Bali

Wheat and Cotton Markets Hit Mixed Heights in New York and York

New York reports show wheat futures near the season high with small advances amid steady spot prices and mixed shipments. In York, cotton climbs to near highs with a 7 to 13 point net rise, trading around 300,000 bales for the day as Western belt weather weighs on demand.

New York Duluth York Priges Newland Mills Texas Oklahoma

Trade in Cattle Steady in Cincinnati Market Report

Cincinnati market shows steady cattle with buyers pressing values amid ample poultry and rabbits. Prices for milk cows and steers range around 5.25 to 5.60 while calves and cows vary. hogs rise 5.85 to 5.90 with strong demand. sheep and lambs stabilize with fatty stock higher and lower grades weaker. Regional reports from East Buffalo Pittsburg New York Kansas City Chicago St Louis accompany the national tone.

Cincinnati Othe Commercial Tribune East Buffalo Pittsburg New York Texas New York State Pennsylvania Kansas Estesn Chicago ST. Louis

New Thought Leader Explains Power of Living Plan

New York and Brooklyn feature Mrs. Caroline Foote Marsh promoting New Thought as a practical religion and science. She claims God is in all things and teaches followers to stay on their mental “plane” to avoid illness and misfortune, offering courses and remote instruction.

Commercial Tribune New York Caroline Foote Marsh Marsh New Thought Church Aurora Grata Brooklyn Herald South Elliott Place Mrs. Ish New Thought Dr. Quimby Mrs. Eddy Mr. Evans Fulton Street Mrs. Marsh Meg Goddess of Luck New Thoughtist Julia Sears New Thought College

Wheat and corn price ranges and supply compare week and year

The report lists Chicago close data for No. 2 corn and No. 2 regular wheat with yesterday week two weeks ago and a year ago benchmarks. It also presents a visible supply statement for Oct 17 08 Oct 10 08 and Oct 19 07 showing changes in wheat corn oats and rye stocks and noting increases for wheat and oats and declines for corn and rye.

Chicago

Cincinnati and Texas Pacific declares regular dividend

The Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad board met and declared a regular 14 percent preferred stock dividend payable December 1. The annual report was approved though not yet released to the public. The six months show improvement and expenses have been reduced. By laws amended to require quarterly director meetings in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad Cincinnati

Santa Fe Directors Named

Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe stockholders held their annual meeting in Topeka Kansas. EB Berwind AJ McCullough AJ Forbes and Henry C Frick were elected directors to succeed themselves. E P Ripley presided with J W Kendrick George T Nicholson W B Sterrey and W E Hodges in attendance.

Topeka Kan Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe EB. J. Berwind A. J. McCullough A. J. Forbes Henry C. Frick E. P. Ripley J. W. Kendrick George T. Nicholson W. B. Sterrey W. BE. Hodges

Railroad and agency moves skip through the region

Charles C. Clark of the Big Four was in the city yesterday. Harry Mann of C H and D Advertising has moved from Dayton to Cincinnati. John G. Jones is named General Agent for Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad in Tennessee and Mississippi with headquarters at Memphis.

Charles C. Clark Big Four City Harry Mann Dayton Cincinnati John G. Jones Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Company Tennessee Mississippi Memphis

Woman Fires Three Shots in Chicago Fruit Store

Jennie Dempsey, 18, shot Joseph Georgeopolis at a fruit store where he worked. She claimed his alleged betrayal wrecked her life and, upon arrest, described the motive as the cause of the attack. The Greek youth was likely fatally wounded.

Chicago Jennie Dempsey Joseph Georgeopolis Georgeopolis

New Gothic Entrance Opens at Cincinnati Public Library

After years of cramped doors a three door Gothic entrance is being built with walnut framing. The new outside door aligns with the wall, the old vestibule is merged into the main corridor, ending winter traffic through multiple doors. Librarian Hodges travels to Richmond Indiana for a two day Indiana Library Association talk illustrated by stereopticon views.

Cincinnati Public Library Hodges Richmond Ind Indiana Library Association Cincinnati

Secretaries Arrive for Missionary Conference Preparations

Six of ten Corresponding Secretaries from branches outside Cincinnati of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society arrive as guests of James M. Gamble at the Missionary Training School on Wesley Avenue. They include Miss M. E. Holt Boston Mrs J. M. Cornell New York Miss Cc. J. Carnahan Pittsburg Mrs. Er. D. Huntley Washington Mrs. F. P. Crandon Evanston Ill and Miss Ella N. Watson Lincoln Nev. They come to attend meetings for the upcoming missionary conference set to start next Thursday.

Cincinnati Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Methodist Episcopal Church James M. Gamble Missionary Training School Wesley Avenue M. E. Holt Boston J. M. Cornell New York Cc. J. Carnahan Pittsburg Er. D. Huntley Washington F. P. Crandon Evanston, Ill Ella N. Watson Lincoln Nev

Magistrate Helps Couple Rebuild Their Marriage

New York October report portrays Magistrate Higginbotham guiding a young deserted wife and her husband John to forgive and restart their marriage. The magistrate advises patience, reminds them life is short, and extends a temporary easing of legal action to allow reconciliation through a renewed honeymoon.

Commercial Tribune New York Higgenbotham Gates Avenue Higginbotham John

Brooklyn pastor urges women to remove hats in church

In Brooklyn broad applause greeted Rev Cortland Myers as he urged women to remove hats during sermons at the Brooklyn Baptist Temple. He condemned hat wearing as selfish and called for church discipline and even death by own action for certain selfish people.

Commercial Tribune New York Brooklyn Baptist Temple Ian Dr. Myers

Sailor Denies Roosevelt Iceberg Collision Claim

Henry Johnson a Roosevelt sailor told of a collision with an iceberg before reaching Utah but the claim was denied by the Roosevelt's carpenter Robert Bartlett. Johnson returned to New York after leaving the ship at Utah due to illness.

New York Commander Peary Roosevelt Utah Henry Johnson Robert Bartlett Johnson

Former Fire Chief John Bagz Dies at 77 in Hamilton

John Bagz longtime Hamilton Fire Department chief died at 77 today at his Vanderveer avenue home. His death was unexpected. He leaves a widow and five children.

Tribune Hamilton, O John Bagz Hamilton Fire Department Vanderveer Avenue

Roosevelt Eyes Studying Negro Question in Africa

Washington reports quote a prominent educator claiming President Roosevelt may study the American negro problem during his African trip. He would seek new insight to aid white and colored Americans and has discussed the topic with educators, including Booker T. Washington, though no concrete remedy is stated.

Commercial Tribune Washington Roosevelt Africa America Oyster Bay Booker Washington

River Schedule and Departures for Louisville and Cincinnati

The River section lists ship and steamer departures for Louisville and Madison with times for Lizzie Bay Chilo Kentuky Bessie Smith and daily 5 p.m. departures. It also notes the Ohio River at Cincinnati at 4 20 p m with a level of 3 feet and slowly falling.

Ohio River Cincinna

Flotsam and Jetsam Arrivals and Departures

The Kentucky by Louisville and Bessie Smith from Madison arrived yesterday two hours late. Departures included The Kentucky to Louisville and Bessie Smith to Madison. A business fair and warm weather with showers expected today. Government river forecast for 24 hours after yesterday at 8 a.m. Cincinnati to see a slow fall on Friday.

Kentucky Louisville Bessie Smith Madison Ohio Cincinnati

River Level Reports And Arrivals At Midwestern Ports

River conditions show varying levels from four feet in Wheeling to three point four feet in Madison with several arrivals and departures. Vessels listed include The John Summers The Egan Lizzie Bay Spread Eagle J. F. Silber and others with moves between Cincinnati Freeport Jefferson City Hamburg Grafton Omaha and Cape Girardeau. The weather described as fair and cool to clear and warm across locations.

Wheeling Cairo Lower Mississippi Egan Upper Evansville Louisville Lizzie Bay Cincinnati

Will Install Officers for St Bernard Benevolent Society

The annual meeting is set for Sunday at 7:30 PM in Holy Trinity Hall. Delegates who attended the Ohio Staatsverbund convention in Wapakoneta will report, and the secretary's annual report will be read. New officers include Henry Weber president and Henry Doerger vice president, with other elected officials and trustees appointed.

St. Bernard Benevolent Society Holy Trinity Hall Ohio Staatsverbund Wapakoneta Henry ‘Weber Henry Doerger Henry A. Schmidt Theodore Lohman J. B. Meyerrenke B. Twickler J. Greivencamp J. Ruelander William Klenne

Foundation Completed for St Bonaventura School in Fairmount

The new St Bonaventura School foundation in Fairmount is finished. The building will have twelve classrooms and an auditorium with 800 seats, at an estimated cost of about $59,000. The old school building will serve as a club house for the Young Men's Sodality.

St. Bonaventura Fairmount Young Men's Sodality

Unity Banking and Saving Co Seeks to Avoid Costs

Unity Banking and Saving Company filed charges and demanded removal of Bankruptcy Referee Charles T. D. with costs of the proceeding. Judge Thompson ordered costs. exceptions against payment were filed yesterday by attorney Louis J. Dolle.

Unity Banking and Saving Com Charles T. d Thompson Louis J. Dolle

Notice of Partition Suit in Hamilton County Ohio

Charles Wormley and others are named defendants in a partition action filed September 15 1908 by George W Kelley in the Common Pleas Court Blaminton County Ohio Case No 140917. The property is Cedar Grove Subdivision Price Hill Delhi Twp Hamilton Co described as Lot 429 with 25 foot frontage and 105 foot depth. Answer by November 7 1908 or default may be entered. D Alvin Kreis attorney for plaintiff.

Charles Wormley George W. Kelley Common Pleas Court Blaminton County Ohio Anna Wormley Cedar Grove Price Hill Delhi Township Hamilton County Fourth Avenue Gorge W. Kelley D. Alvin Kreis

Notice of Sale and Proposals for Q M Supplies

A pawnbroker notices sale of overdue goods if not redeemed within thirty days. The General Depot Q M Dept Jeffersonville Ind invites sealed proposals for paints and oils for Manila Philippines due by November 1908, bids in triplicate, right to reject any bid, information on request.

Board of Trustees Commissioners of Water Works City of Cincinnati Ohio Aug. Herrmann Elmer G. Prior Harry Goldblatt EB. Sixth St General Depot Q. M. Dept Jeffersonville Ind Q. M Manila P. I New York George Ruhlen U. S. Army

Boats Run From Main Street To Louisville and Back

Inter urban line boats depart the foot of Main street daily at 5 p.m., except Sundays at 9 p.m. Freight on the Kentucky River received daily. Telephone M. 1897.

Ohio Louisville Inter Main Street Sun

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