Wheat Advances Sharply on Argentina Damages and Northwest Demand
Chicago reports show Wheat futures closing near the day’s high as crop damage in Argentina and reduced Northwest movement boost buying. Corn and oats hold firm with showing strength in provisions, driven by export activity and wet weather. Receipts and visibles shift while traders weigh smaller arrivals against ongoing demand.
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Chicago
Argentina
Mberal
Liverpool
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bradstreet
New York Grain and Produce Market Update
Wheat gains driven by Argentine frost damage and strong exports with December at 1.099 16 to 1.103 16 and May at 1.19 to 1.10. Corn steady with No 2 red at 1.09 percent fob afloat and December at 74 to 75 cents. Other grains and commodities show mixed moves with oats firm and lard, pork, and cotton seed oil firm or steady.
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Obi Cccvesess Co
New York
Northern
Duluth
F. O.b
Pacific Coast
C. F Wince
Covington and Kenton Republicans Promise Better City
The Covington Newport and Suburbs Republicans tout their track record in city and county government. They cite completed improvements, tax-rate cuts after fights with Democrats, and stable public works led by Ellsworth Woods. A vote for Republican candidates signals continuation of competent administration.
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Covington
Kenton County
Democratic Board of Aldermen
Department of Public Works
Court of Appeals
Public Works
Ellsworth Woods
Business Administration of Public Affairs
Covington Gambling Probe Ordered by Kenton Judge
Circuit Judge Shaw of Kenton County instructed the Independence Grand Jury last Saturday to investigate alleged gambling in Covington. Prominent Covington businessmen were summoned to appear, causing consternation among local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Kenton County
Independence Grand Jury
Covington
Worcester fireman finds missing father in infirmary
Captain Thomas Powell of Worcester Massachusetts located his father after thirteen years missing. The elder Powell had been living at the Campbell County Infirmary under the name Reagan and was identified after Newport friends reported a man resembling him there. The reunion follows Powell’s visit and plans to return to Worcester with his father.
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Thomas Powell
Worcester
Mass
Campbell County Infirmary
Reagan
Newport
Powell
Mike Reagan
Ft. Thomas
Powells
Eastern Star Holds Sixth Annual State Convention in Covington
The opening session of the sixth annual State convention of the Order of the Eastern Star took place in Covington at Masonic Temple. Mrs. Emma Croninger delivered the opening address. By today at least 300 delegates are expected. officers will be elected this morning and the convention adjourns Thursday with a reception to the new grand officers.
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the Order of the Eastern Star
Covington
Masonic Temple
Emma Croninger
Grain Market Roundup From Chicago to St Louis Supplying Key Cities
Wheat and corn prices move across several markets with steady hay and firm flour in Kansas City Minneapolis and St Louis. Receipts and shipments list vast bushel totals while barley and oats quote varied, reflecting steady demand and price ranges through regional exchanges.
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Kansas City
New Orleans Market Report Notes Cotton Seed Oil Prices
New Orleans reports oilseed prices with focus on cotton seed oil and processing costs as markets track supply and demand indicators. Trade observers note price ranges and potential shifts for upcoming harvest cycles.
Marshals to Watch At Polls In Newport Area
Republicans report clean campaigning and a strong showing in Newport Bellevue and Dayton with three days of special registration. The campaign committee plans Deputy U S Marshals at precincts to curb illegal voting as Democrats face criticism for old methods.
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Republican Party
West End
Republican Campaign Committee
United States
Body Identified in Park Farm Mystery Near Covington
The recovered body from Park's farm near Covington was identified as Noble of Jacson Breathitt County by Thomas Ryan C G Higgins Leslie Fogle and Robert Riddle. Noble, about 30, navy veteran, disappeared with a man named Simpson after leaving Higgins saloon six weeks earlier. Coroner Tarvin withholds verdict pending further evidence. body remains at Donnelly Bros morgue.
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Park
Covington
George Arnold
Henry Wuhlman
Noble
Jacson
Breathitt County
Thomas Ryan
C. G. Higgins
Leslie Fogle
Robert Riddle
Higgins
Pike and
Russell Streets
Simpson
United States Navy
Tarvin
Donnelly
Ros
Morgue
Covington News Notes on Death and Local Events
William Hayes, a former Covington electrician, died in an Lexington institution. A double wedding featured James Garrard and Grace Robinson of Covington with Boone Robinson and Ruth Black of Berkshire. First Presbyterian Church members estimated fire damage to the building and furnishings and plan immediate repairs as officers meet tonight.
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William Hayes
Covington
Lexington
Second and Garrard Streets
T. C. Ecton
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
James Garrard
Grace Robinson
Boone Robinson
Ruth Black
Berkshire
Boone
Last Day To Register In Covington County Clerk Office
One hundred and eighty voters have registered during the special registration days in Covington County. Today is the final day for those absent or sick on the prior days to register. The tally shows Democrats 94, Republicans 76, and independent 10, totaling 180.
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Yates
Covington
Property Transfers In Taylor And Latonia Areas
William and Almeda Horsfall transfer Lots 17 and 18 in Taylors subdivision to Henry and Anna Meier, with J H. Mersman as trustee, and 9 W. C. Mills acquires Lot 78 in Hall Bird and Stephens subdivision Latonia.
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William and
Almeda Horsfall
Henry
Anna Meier
Taylor’s
J. H. Mersman
W. C. Mills
Hall, Bird & Stephens
Latonia
Willson to Speak at Republican Rally in Covington
Governor A. E. Willson will headline a Republican rally at Odd Fellows Hall in Covington this evening as the Kenton County Republican Campaign Committee confirms all preparations. Campaign Chairman John J. Craig denied rumors of a date conflict with Secretary Root in Cincinnati, and a reception committee will meet Willson in Cincinnati and escort him to Covington.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kenton County
Republican Campaign Committee
Root
Cincinnati
John J. Craig
A. E. Willson
Linton Hotel
Covington
Suspension Bridge
Death of Mrs Katherine Lorenz in Campbell County
Mrs Katherine Lorenz died of heart failure at about 4 AM yesterday. She was 78 and had lived in Campbell County for 77 years. Survived by grown children. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Katherine Lorenz
Back
Campbell County
Newport News In Brief
Lon Messer was found dead by his own hand in a Kentucky corn field and shipped to his son in Manchester Ohio for funeral services. Anthony Dumhoff, 51, longtime Campbell County resident, died at his sister’s home near Dayton after a long illness. Union farewell services honor Rev. J P Whitehead as he leaves for Meadville Pennsylvania. The William O Bradley Republican Club plans to attend the Willson meeting in Covington tonight. Catholic Order of Foresters courts in Newport Covington Bellevue and Dayton initiate about one hundred candidates after a parade with nearly a thousand members.
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Lon Messer
Brent
Harry Messer
Manchester
Anthony Dumhoff
Campbell County
Joseph Lefflet
Dayton Pike
Dayton
Bright
Union
Salem M
Willson
Covington
Fifth
Monmouth
Order of Foresters
Newport
Bellevue
Kenton Court Notes
County Judge H. P. Stevens denied the bid to open a new road from Scott's Hill to the Bromley pike after a contested application. Mary N. Cormer versus The Overman Schrader Cordage Company case was continued by Judge Cochran due to attorney illness. Henry Smith, colored, was fined $25 and jailed fifty days for loitering by Police Judge Read.
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H. P. Stevens
B. W. Scott
Scott’s Hill
Bromley Pike
Mary N. Cormer
Overman-Schrader Cordage Company
United States
Cochran
Maurice L. Galvin
Henry Smith
Bellevue Rally Set With Prominent Speakers
Republicans of Bellevue plan a large rally at Balke Opera House tomorrow night in Campbell County. Invites have gone to all county GOP clubs. Speakers include Judge G W Yungblut candidate for Campbell County circuit judgeship Judge R D Head and General Michael Ryan of Cincinnati. Taft-Sherman Glee Club will perform campaign songs.
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Bellevue
Balke Opera House
Campbell County
G W. Yungblut
R. D. Head
Michael Ryan
Cincinnati
Taft-Sherman Glee Club
the Highlands
Newport Man Struck By Fall Suffers Head Wound
John Hartle of 122 West Sixth Street Newport collapsed on York street yesterday afternoon after a fit. He cut the back of his head on a curbstone and was taken home by patrol wagon after Officers Keerns and Broomfield waited nearly an hour. Chief Lickert may file a complaint over patrol service.
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York Street
John Hartle
West Sixth Street
Newport
Dr. Berry
Keerns
Broomfield
Lickert
Board of Council
Property Transfers in Newport Districts Record Names and Sums
Magdalena Marxmiller and J W Darling transfer Lot 6 in Marxmiller sub in Newport. Martha Weltzel transfers part of Lots 62 and 68 to James T Forsyth. Simon Bernstein and wife sell to Hyman L Weintraub in Goodman's Southern sub. Newport area records show amounts 3500 and 1300 in listed deeds.
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Magdalena Marxmiller
Marxmiller
Beda
Martha Weltzel
James T. Forsyth
Newport
Benateptaen
Simon Bernstein
Hyman L. Weintraub
Goodman’s
Real Estate Notes Prompt Lease and Auction Activity
Cleneay and Nourse leased the Goodman residence at 1707 McMillan Street for six months at 1.50 per year, while Roemler and Roth take 1020 Main for 720 per annum to be adapted for a bean baking process. Theodore Mayer and Bro sold the Hopkins Street doubles at 1141 and 1143, eight rooms per side, 25 by 110 feet, to Jacob Ginsberg for 4050 in an auction.
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Cleneay & Nourse
William A. Goodman, Jr
Pease
Goodman
McMillan Street
Ohio
Colorado
Roemler & Roth
Main
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Hopkins Street
Jacob Ginsberg
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Local Records
Transfers include Charles B Going to Thomas H Johnston for property on Rice street near Mulberry street. Anna M Stadler to Anna M Stortz and David M Hyman to Henry Moeller involve parcels on Hawthorne avenue and near PRU. Myers Y Cooper transfers to John S Patterson for Erie avenue and Duncan avenue lots. Morrison et al to Kroger Grocery and Baking Company for ten acres on Worth street side of neve Renn teen.
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Charles B
Thomas H. Johnston
Rice Street
Mulberry Street
Hawthorne Avenue
PRU
Myers Y. Cooper
John S. Patterson
Erie Avenue
Duncan Avenue
Qoinvie Morrison Et al
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Property transfers and mortgages listed for Oakley and Norwood
A long OCR fragment details numerous property transfers and mortgage filings in Oakley and surrounding areas. It lists multiple lot sales, lease agreements, and mortgage filings involving individuals such as Clara Zimmerman, Harriet Crane, John Tanéons, Laura Crane, and Brigitte Tam, among others, with various streets and parcels, dates, and adjacent owners. The entries include leases of premises on West Sixth Street and other blocks, and numerous mortgage filings by area banks and private parties, highlighting acreage and lot descriptions and associated estates.
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Williams Avenue
Oakley
Sysssceyess
Clara P. Zimmerman
Harry O. Zimmerman
Queen City Avenue
Harriet D. Crane
John Tanéons
Ee A. Mills
Geren
Laura Sen Te Crane
John
Taneons
Alexander M. Harvuot
John. Roessier
Lt. Miller
Fairview Heighte
E. L. Rinehart
Brigitte Tam
Caispator Te Doler
Kauckrew
West Sixth Street
Kenny L. Butler
John Hauckoe Company
Henry Greber
William “Witkin
Winton Place
Flora K. Hagler
Florence R. Ritchey
John G. Fatzér
Peter Froehlich
Ander- Pore
Hecho
Emma Devine
George H. Massey
Barton’s
Hopkins Street
Gertrude Kolbe
Woodburn
Gilbert
Eleanor L. Leeds
Charles Fisher
Paxton Road
John Fassold
Cincinnati Cement and Concrete Company
Hamilton County House
Joseph H. Rhoades
Effie B. Newbigging
Hyde Park
Elizabeth P. Haight
William Erhardt
Malvina Boggs
Jacob Ginsburg
Dalton Avenue
Nués
Observatory Road
Hartwell Mortgages
New suits filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
A list of new cases filed across Common Pleas Court with numbers 141305 to 141461 including injunctions divorces and attachments against parties such as Alexander Squibb C. L. Greene and the St Louis San Francisco Railroad along with related insolvency and land assessment actions in the Insolvency Court and City of Cincinnati suits seeking enjoinments and damages.
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The
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Electric Street Railway Company
Alexander Squibb
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
Sophinnati
the Pany
C. L
George
Clark
William E
Williams
Anna H. Williams
M. C. Lykins
W. R. Hopkins
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
W. C. Hicks
Cornelius H. Hardebeck
Catherine Hardebeck
W. G. Caneron
M. Tyree
Kate Wagner
Harry Wagner
H. Hess
River Departures and Stage Report for Ohio River
The notice lists today's departures from Louisville with ships LIZZING BAY at 5 p.m and CRICKET at 3 p.m and GREENLAND at 6 p.m. Tomorrow's departures show KENTUCKY at 5 p.m and CRICKET at 3 p.m. The river stage reports Ohio River at Cincinnati yesterday 3.2 feet.
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Louisville
Lizzing Bay
Chile
Cricket
Huntington
Greenland
Ohio
Cincinnati
Flotsam and Jetsam on Kanawha River Arrivals and Departures
The Bessie Smith arrived from Madison and the Cricket from Chile yesterday. departures were the Bessie Smith to Madison and the Cricket to Chile. The Bessie Smith will resume up river trade to Parkersburg tomorrow. The Cricket faced a one hour delay. Government forecast shows no headwater chances as Kanawha falls with a rise expected in Cincinnati district. Line predicts a 6 to 7 foot rise Tuesday and Wednesday, then decline later in the week.
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Bessie Smith
Madison
Chile
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
News From Other Ports River Levels and Conditions
Reports from ports note Freeport and Beaver Dam readings with river levels and stationary in several areas. Madison records the river at 3.1 feet and falling while weather conditions remain clear with minor fluctuations observed at Brennen and Santos.
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Fittsburg
Freeport
Beaver Dam
Col. Madison
Brennen
Erth
Santos
Lizzie Bay
Louisville
River traffic weather report fragment shows arrivals and delays
Fragmentary river report notes cool cloudy conditions with arrivals including The Fred Hartweg from Lower Mississippi at noon and Peters Lee for St Louis at 2 p.m. A vessel named Herman Paep heads to Upper Jomo at 1 p.m. The river is reported as four and a half feet and rising with bearded towns or landmarks loosely recorded.
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Fred Hartweg
Lower
Mississippi
Freters Les
Herman
Upper
Jomo
Peters Lee
St . Louis
Beardstown
Hentaire
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Covington News Notes
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Wiliam Temple
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Moler Barber College
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Moler
Moler College
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Fredericka Yee
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Oakley B.& L.cor
George E. Room
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E Ex CO
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Christine Schmidt
Brighton
Minnie
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Nellie V. D. Smith
James van de Wet
West End Bank
Fhici
Heeve
Pederesealeetess
Ella Bolger
Oakley L. &B. Cos
Annie Meyer
Riverside B. & L. A. Co
Louis H. Nolte
Louise’ Letto
Gay Kitchen
Adelaide King
Iva Lillian Kahoe
Kate Walsh
A. Finnell
Thomas Finnell
Cincinnati Workingmen's Club
Pact Monae Eos Cirplesrccgecrecciscedveissie Luellen Thomson
Benjamin
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Charles F. Waterhouse
Mc Py Cain
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Francie B. James
Elizabeth UK
van Fleet
Emma
J.T. Hair
Hotel
Lackman
I. Darbyshir Box
Rocnéster, NW. Y
Common Pleas Court
R. B. Henry & Sadler Co
Co-operative Wine and Distilling Company
Burch, Peters & Matthews
Cincinnati Gas Coke, Coal and Mining Company
Jacob D. Barth
Pogue & Pogue
Same
John Bruner
B. M. Whittemore
James Talcott
Benjamin May
Kramer & Kramer
Village of
Newtown
H. D. Lemon
Als
A. Wesy
Frederick Schlachtemeyer
City of Cincinnati
W. B. Morrow
Theodore Hoenemeyer
L. F. Hanger
Kentucky
Ponarch Cigar CO
Royal Cigar CO
H. F
Clifton
Maplewood
Cor
Bryant and Telford
Vine-Clifton Cars
Turner and Hosea
Union Trust Building
S. E. Cor
8Th and Broadway
Albert G. Erkenbrecher
Union Trust
Lester Park
East Norwood
Fourth St
National Icd and Fuel CO
Bank St
Sycamore St
Bosinger’ & Hopkins
Main St
A. J. Conroy
Financial and Loans
Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Main Street
A.J. Conroy & Co
Moore’s
Stransky
Berlin
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO Auctioneers
U. S Engineer Office
Ohio River
Wm. T. Rossel
Col
Engrs
Gilmore Avenue
Devery
Ania
Riage
Oscar Kosche
Evansville
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