Quiet Wheat Market Brightens Slightly as Prices Dip
In a calm Chicago session wheat edged down 0.5 cent for December to 1.01 while corn and oats rose modestly. Weather reports from North Dakota Minnesota and Kansas hinted frost impact with rain in Atchison. Primary receipts reached 1.9 million bushels with 686 thousand bushel Seaboard clearances. foreseen heavy Monday arrivals. oats and provisions stayed largely steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Duluth
North Dakota
Northwestern
Minnesota
Atchison
Kart
Minneapolis
Seaboard
Commodities Market Report from New York and Midwest Trade
Flour receipts 28 444 bbls exports 3 528 bbls. Wheat receipts 97 009 bush exports 123 959 bush. Prices listed for Minnesota patents bakers winter and other flours. Corn oats rye barley and sugar futures with mixed movements. Spot markets steady to firm with cash and future positions noted. Also regional dispatches from Toledo Baltimore Kansas City Milwaukee Duluth Minneapolis St Louis report wheat rye hay and flour prices.
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Oss
Waleny
New York
Minnesota
Buffalo
Duluth
Northwestern
Commission House
Pacific Coast
Bogota
Central America
City Extra India
Continent
South America
Petrleum
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Pecial Dispatch
Kansas City
Rye 7K&co
Milwaukee
Burley
Minneapolis
Covington and Newport Closer to Even Money Clerk Race
In Covington, supporters of Republican City Clerk candidate James Blick wagered even money against Democrat Harry Kostermann amid a tight race. Blick, a former Deputy County Clerk, challenges Kostermann who has twice been rejected by voters. Interest remains high as national politics loom, with Bryan’s potential visit unlikely and local Rhinock opposition growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
W. J. Bryan
Covington
Bryan
Rhinock
Theft Charge Triggers Newport Murder
A two dollar bill taken from Jim Crane in Newport leads to a murder charge. Crane is jailed for murder, Horace Hughes held as an accomplice. The shooting happened at John Jackson in Arnold alley near Columbia Street. Jackson died at Speers Hospital. Officers Lieutenant Leahey and Sergeant Cottingham arrested Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Crane
James Alley
Central Avenue
Newport
John
Dayton” Jackson
Horace Hughes
Jackson
Arnold Alley
Columbia Street
Speers Hospital
Leahey
Cottingham
Crane
Farmers Institute Held at Alexandria Courthouse
The Campbell County Farmers Institute met in the Alexandria Courthouse yesterday with speakers Victor O. Williams of Alexandria John G Blair and W H Clayton of the Agricultural College Lexington Ky and Hubbard Schwartz of Dayton. Officers elected for the year include President Dr F S Houston First Vice President W W White Second Vice President John Todd and Secretary Treasurer William Riley. Dr Houston presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Farmers’ Institute
Alexandria
Victor O. Williams
John G. Blair
W. H. Clayton
The
Agriculural College
Lexington
Hubbard Schwartz
Dayton
F.S. Houston
W. W. White
John Todd
William Riley
Houston
Republicans Hold Rally With Presidential Focus
The South End Republican Club hosted a rally last night with emphasis on the Presidential nominees. Speakers included Judge William McD. Shaw Martin Durrett and Leslie T. Applegate who is the Republican candidate for Commonwealth's Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Republican Club
William McD. Shaw
Martin Durrett
Leslie T. Applegate
Commonwealth
Seven deaths set record for Covington week
Vital Statistics health officer W H Ranshaw reports the smallest weekly death toll in years with seven deaths. Two occurred in the prior week leaving 34 year old Joseph Wehenpohl 69 year old Margaret Kehoe 65 Margaret Murry 60 John Griffin 27 Philip Wesseman 79 Mary Hellmann and 69 Sara Marlborough listed among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ranshaw
Covington
Joseph Wehenpohl
Margaret Kehoe
Margaret Murry
John Griffin
Philip Wesseman
Mary Hellmann
Sara Marlborough
Kenton Court Notes Lawsuits and Court Actions
Roland West and wife sue Maurice Haley in Kenton Circuit Court for damages from an arrest weeks ago. J. T. Marsh sues Covington and Cincinnati Elevated Railroad and Transfer and Bridge for 1999 dollars. John H. Hibben Dry Goods sue W. Baird for 243.05. Veith & Swigart Lumber sue Charles Thompson and Carr Bradford for 492.57. George Moser sues Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance for 1016 on a policy to M D McInerny. Charles Faulkner of Newport fined 50 and jailed fifty days for disorderly conduct. Ben Sabin turned over to Juvenile Court and dismissed at mother's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland West
Maurice Haley
Kenton
J. T. Marsh
Covington and Cincinnati Elevated Railroad and Transfer and Bridge Company
John H. Hibben Dry Goods Company
W. Baird
Veith & Swigart Lumber Company
Charles Thompson and
Carr & Bradford
George Moser
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
M. D. McInerny
Charles Faulkner
Newport
Read
Ben Sabin
Stephens
Covington Fire Destroys Garage and Local Transport Changes
The Covington Fire Department fought a garage fire at Joseph Stubbers home on West Fourth Street causing about 400 dollars in damage. The Newport and Covington Belt Line will shift to the Eleventh Street Bridge starting today. A wagon accident for T W Spinks resulted in William Taylor of West Sixth Street dying at the scene. Fred Macke, deputy circuit court clerk, designs a certificate for new bar admittees. Herman Dorning suffered a serious injury after stepping on a rusty nail. Buddie Coleman was arrested on petit Larceny charges involving three dollars stolen from Richard Coleman. Plymouth Coal advertising copy ends the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Joseph Stubbers
West Fourth Street
Newport & Covington
Licking River
Fourth Street
Eleventh Street
T. W. Spinks
William Taylor
West Sixth Street
Fred Macke
Macke
Herman Dorning
Ben Dorning
Twelfth Street
Buddie Coleman
Booth
Stevenson
Richard Coleman
Plymouth
Hatfield Coal Company
Property Transfers In Williams Williams and Robbins Streets
Lawrence O'Meara transfers parcels to C J and Anna Wooley 27 by 100 feet on Williams and Nineteenth streets. Catherine and Patrick Ronan transfer 20 by 90 feet on Robbins street to Lawrence O'Meara. O'Meara transfers 100 feet on Madison avenue to Catherine Ronaney. Louis and Kate Kueven transfer 28 by 90 feet on Philadelphia street to Jacob and Gie Hattert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence O'Meara
C. J
Anna Wooley
Williams
Nineteenth Streets
Peck
Esaeans
Catherine
Patrick Ronan
Robbins Street
Catherine Ronaney
Madison Avenue
Louis
Kate Kueven
Jacob
Gie Hattert
Philadelphia
Property Transfers Include Several Subdivisions in Dayton Bellevue Newport
Mabel E F Berberich and husband transfer Lot 2 in Southgate subdivision Ag to Mildred A Bradford. Bessie E Ellis transfers Lot 30 in Harris heirs addition in Bellevue to S B White and wife. Theresa Kreidler transfers Lot 2 in Taylor's subdivision in Newport to Louis J Kreidler. Halina Hoeb transfers Lot 63 in Mayos subdivision in New Dore to Aloysius Stuerenberg and wife. Frank H Lobbing and wife sell Lot 8 in Currie's additions in Dayton to C J Schueler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel EF. Berberich
Mildred A. Bradford
Southgate
Shisha Bae
Bessie E. Ellis
S. B. White
Harris Heirs
Bellevue
Theresa Kreidler
Louis J. Kreidler
Taylor
Newport
Halina Hoeb
Aloysius Stuerenberg
Mayo
New Dore
Frank H. Lobbing
C. J. Schueler
Lot
Currie
Dayton
Health Board Organized After Court Dismissal of Restraining Order
Newport General Council members won a Circuit Court victory as Judge Yungblut dissolved the restraining order against Dr. Fred Stine and Ernest Rederson. An appeal to the Court of Appeals was granted, and a meeting of the Health Board was convened with Stine presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport General Council
Yungblut
Fred Stine
Ernest Rederson
Board of Health
Dumont
Court of Appeals
Stine
Krieger
Health Board
Rederson
B. F. Bonar
Overton Harris
Fred Weber
Charles Kehm
George W. Brown
Campbell County Court Records Report
The Court of Appeals upholds the Campbell Circuit Court ruling fining George Huber $50 for conducting a saloon without a license. J. C. Evans sues the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad for $13,700. Jacob Hargis will probate in Newport, naming Christina Morscher, Margaret Glenkler, and Valentine Haigis as heirs with executor George Haigis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
George Huber
Commonwealth
Campbell
Huber
J. C. Evans
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Jacob Hargis
Newport
Moore
Christina Morscher
Margaret Glenkler
Valentine
George
William Haigis
George Haigis
Newport News in Brief
Newport Lodge of Elks meets at 1:45 PM to act on William Stoeckel's death and hold funeral services at 2:30 PM on Sixth and Overton streets. Campbell County judicial primary expenses total 1154.50 with candidates Wolff and Ramsey Washington paying 750 each and receiving 172.55 back. Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home Lady Managers plan a meeting next Thursday. Highlands Republicans to hold mass convention next Thursday to nominate six trustees for election in November. Charles Witte of Brent Ky. near Newport is seriously injured after being struck by a westbound freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Lodge of Elks
Lodge
William Stoeckel
Sixth
Overton
Campbell County
Wolff
Ramsey Washington
Protestant Orphans’ Home
Republican Organization of
the Highlands
Newport
Central School
Board of Trustees of
Charles Witte
Brent
Bellevue church services and speakers announced
Bellevue and nearby churches publish Sunday schedules with service times for Bellevue-Dayton Christian Church First Baptist St Johns Evangelical Trinity Lutheran Calvary M E Church and preaching topics by S Boyd White J B Jones B X F U Z Gatchell and J D Darling of Cincinnati with Epworth League sessions and evening topics like Knowledge or What Do You Know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Bellevue-Dayton
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
B. W. Ziegler
Luther League
Calvary M. E. Church
J. D. Darling
Cincinnati Missionary Society
Epworth League
Z.gatchell
Cincinnati
Democratic Executive Committee to Meet for City Treasurer "Weigh In"
The Democratic Executive Committee will convene in Major Kimberley's office on Sixth Avenue tomorrow night to allow candidates to weigh in for City Treasurer. Dayon's church arrangements include H Lambrecht at St Pauls German Evangelical at 7:30 p.m. J N Ervin speaks at Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m with programs later at 3:30 and 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Major Kimberley
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
H. Lambrecht
Ft. Thomas
St. Paul’s
J. N. Ervin
Presbyterian Church
God
Spiers Hospital
Edgar Dickerson
St. John’s P. E
Mr. Loings
Tower M. EB
Newport Marriage Licenses Listed in Cincinnati Area
Newport Kentucky residents Bessie Cole of Cincinnati and Jerome J. Wint of Newport with Florence King of Cincinnati and George W. Johnson of Newport listed for marriage license records. Alice Gould from Newport appears among applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bessie Cole
Newport
Jerome J. Wint
Florence King
Newport, Ky
George W. Johnson
Alice Gould
Associations invited for Liberty Street Viaduct talks
The Board of Public Service approved inviting groups from West End to discuss repairs. The West Cincinnati Business Association North Fairmount Improvement Association Taxpayers' Club Westwood Improvement Association and the Business Men's Association are invited to confer at Council chambers Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Liberty Street
Board of Public Service
West Cincinnati Business Association
North Fairmount Improvement Association
Taxpayers’ Club
Westwood Improvement Associeaeas
Epee Business Men's Association
Faeeste
Double death by own action follows a death in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn at 258 Greene avenue the bodies of Ella Soden Edwin Soden and their mother Mary Soden are found. A note from Edwin explains a double death by their own action after Ella died. A chloroform whisky mix and smothering ended their lives. Neighbors said the family kept to themselves and had recently moved from Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny B. Savage
Centerville
Ind
Paul G. O’neal
Richmond
W. H. Childers
Garrard Avenue
Covington
Christopher Young
Goldie
New York
Ella
Edwin Soden
Mary Soden
Greene Avenue
Brooklyn
Ella Soden
Edwin
Christopher
John
Philip Wentzel
Parma
Cuyahoga County
Soden
Ohio
Second National Bank Report of Condition 1908 Cincinnati Ohio
Federal bank report lists assets worth 4.92 million dollars at the Second National Bank of Cincinnati with loans, bonds, real estate, and cash items. Liabilities total 8.21 million dollars including deposits, notes, and certified checks. Cashier G W Williams swore the statement true before Notary C Leslie on September 26, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hailas National Bank
Atlas National Bank
German National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Wentzel reports sister in financial distress before deaths
John Wentzel, brother of Mary Soden and uncle of Ella and Edwin Soden, says he received a letter from his sister claiming financial difficulties and asking for a $100 loan. He did not send the money after the Brookyln apartment deaths were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Johin Wentzel
Mary Soden
Ella
Edwin Soden
Brooklyn
Wentzel
Plans for murder suicide linked to Davis
Mrs. Abbie E. Rice testified in Omaha on September 26 about plans between Dr. Frederick Austin and Charles Edward Davis. Davis was to shoot the physician and then kill himself. State aims to prove Davis guilty of first degree murder as legal arguments continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Abbie E. Rice
Frederick Austin
Charles Edward Davis
Davis
Carrie Nation challenges Cincinnati socialist leader to debate
Carrie Nation says Nicholas Klein dodged a public debate on the proposition that prohibition is a remedy for poverty. She planned to debate him with Nation affirming the resolution while Klein would oppose. Nation to address men at 3 30 this afternoon at the Odeon, with a large audience expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Klein
Cincinnati
Carrie Nation
Klein
Miss Nation
Odeon
Commercial failures rise in United States this week
R G Dun & Co reports 279 US failures this week versus 246 last week and 194 year ago. Canada shows 31 failures. US liabilities total 13,684,066 for September, with 91 cases over 5,000 and regional breakdowns across East South West Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Canada
East
West
Pacific States
Berlin Elevated Railway Disaster Kills Twenty
Twenty people were killed and nineteen seriously injured in a Berlin elevated railway collision. Two trains on different branches failed to signal correctly at a switch, sending one car plummeting thirty six feet to the street below. The crash killed both drivers and left many victims severely mangled by glass and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Governor's room 010 restoration begins at City Hall
The Municipal Art Commission ordered immediate work to restore the Governor's room in City Hall to its 1803 design. Mrs. Russell Sage donated 25 000 toward the project after criticism of renovations in recent years. The original plans, held by the New York Historical Society, are disputed in author but confirmed as the authentic design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Municipal Art Commission
City Hall
Russell Sage
New York Historical Society
Hall of Records
Prohibition Leader Reports Big Decline in Liquor
National Prohibition chairman Charles R. Jones says U S liquor production and sales fell sharply in July and August, estimating a nearly one million dollar daily decrease in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles R. Jones
Prohibition Party
United States
Boys Caught Escaping Fire at Germanic Dry Goods
Police question motive after Edward Daunt of 15 Concord street and John Maloney of 315 West Seventh street were found climbing the fire escape at the Germanic Dry Goods Company on Twelfth and Canal streets. Patrolman Miller arrested them after spotting the pair on the ladder from the second to the third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Daunt
Concord Street
John Maloney
West Seventh Street
Germanic Dry Goods Company
Twelfth
Canal Streets
Miller
Blowing of the Ram's Horn Observed in Cincinnati Synagogues
Jewish New Year observances marked the start of year 5669 as ram's horn blasts echoed in Cincinnati synagogues yesterday evening marking the holy day in accordance with ancient rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Unclear OCR figures on Redemption fund and currency notes
Fragmented financial lines show legal tender notes and redemption fund figures with multiple amounts and decimal values. The legibility is poor, listing balances for U S Treasury or related securities, but exact meaning and entities are unclear due to garbled text.
Fourth National Bank of Cincinnati Financial Report
The report shows loans and discounts of 2,624,329 with overdrafts and securities. It lists banking house value, due from other banks, and deposits with liabilities including capital stock, undivided profits, and various bank note and U S deposits reflected in totals of 4,967,992,944 in assets and 6,155,128.65 in liabilities.
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U. S
Snaria
National Bank
United States
Ss Ceesseees
National
oPinghouse
Approv
Ordanyns
Csstite
U. S. Gal
Tourupoe
Inci
U. Wi
Treaser Perl Sciccd
Rey
U.S
Scseveesereee
Ivane
Hamilton
I. M. Richardson
Gus
J. D. Notary Public
Ss. Cunningham
Pp. Griffith
Edward Epper
John Ae
Ohio bank statement sworn by cashier in 1908
Total four million nine hundred sixty seven thousand nine hundred ninety two dollars and ninety four cents. H P Cooke cashier swears the statement true to the best of knowledge. Notary public A M Stark witnesses on September 20, 1908. Names Block Bosworth Albert McCullough appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Hamilton
Williams
G Williams
CH Leslie
Cairect
John G. Robinson
Lee H. Brooks
H. Davis
Total
Ee County of Hamilton
ss.Gckenberger
Geo
Guckenberger
Frank P. Garrison
H. Otto Hanke
Albert Lackman
N. Ashley Lloyd
County of
H.bohrer
Bnew Leas
End Pelief
Geo. H. Bohrer
Edward C. Reemelin
C. M. Holloway
Justin Griess
Louis J. Hauck
Ss. I
H. P. Cooke
WM. A, Stark
Hamilton County
Louis T. Block
C. Bosworth
Albert M’cullough
PeterTrrerrr
Erie R Reer Eee
Ohio Incorporations Include Cleveland Firms and Others
Secretary of State lists articles of association filed in Columbus. Entities include Glick Clothing Company Cleveland $20000 with Glicks and Sunshine. Gardner Manufacturing Company Cleveland $15000. V-Block and Machinery Company Cleveland $2000. Electrical Construction and Insulating Company Cleveland $25000. Go-Go Pleasure Club Cincinnati. Gilboa Grain Company Gilboa $25000. Audit Investment Claim Company Columbus $25000. Wadsworth Feed Company Warren $15000. The Ben Oix Company Steubenville $10000. National Leather Company Hamilton. Basket and Supply Company Columbiana $10000. Deerfield Ladies Cemetery Association Deerfield. Galion Telephone Company Galion. Deerfield to 125000 increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Glick
V-Block and Machinery Company
Cleveland
the Arcade
Harold L. Gates
Isaiah Whistler
Edward Ketteringham
William R. Chapman
William M. Jennings
Electrical Construction and Insulating Company
Ivan C. Bushong
Thomas Messerschmitt
A.V. Patts
F. A. Elshoff
Horace G. Harstman
Cincinnati
Edward Partnoch
Henry Peet
Charles E. .Cook
John B. Corpel
Fred PF. Luepke
Jacob Stall
Charles Smith
Gilboa Grain Company
Gilboa
Audit Investment Claim Company
Wadsworth Feed Company
Warren
Ben Oix Company
Steubenville
National Leather Company
Hamilton
the Basket and Supply Company
Columbiana
Deerfield Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Deerfield Galion Telephone Company
Galion
Foundry Foremen Hear Apprenticeship Plan
A Foundries Foremen Association meeting at the Palace Hotel featured John Orbison of Columbus Ohio arguing for apprentice instruction in foundries. He urged paying apprentices a salary to attract better, more competent workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundries Foremen Association
Palace Hotel
John Orbison
Eylumbus
Orbison
Saloon Fight Leaves Man Severely Cut on Sixth Street
William Leonard colored of West Fourth Street was badly cut in a fight with Billing ton colored at a saloon on Sixth and Broadway. An artery was severed and Leonard nearly bled to death before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leonard
West Fourth Street
Billington
Sixth and Broadway
Leonard
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Pran
East Track
gHay
Timethy
Indiana
College Hill
Vital Statistics
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Covington News Notes
Paul G. O'Neal
John W. Duilguid
Carolyne W Gilmore
Robert Wen
Xeno
Cora M. Lucas
Waynesville
James J. Biler
Bertha M. Donahu
Cinteinnati
Earl Bayer
Lebanon
Sewer Inez Pearson
Martinsville
Golde Tobergte
Ovcossex
Albert Agusky
Lawrenceburg
Mary Montooth
McGowan
Eina Jackson
Covington Real Estate
Newport Real Estate
Campbell County Courts
Newport News
Council
Liberty Street Viaduct
Young Man
Puro Fco Censvitas
Scesnis
EE Ok Vecde
Sci Scadenets
Brother
Ige
Austin & Plans
Carrie
Atte Eeee
Gepitaseck
Tcense
Lawrut
Neria
Avapeeries Eee
Fourth National Bank
Fourth National Bank of Cincinnati
Hamilton County League
Clifton Heights
Creasy
Kern
R. King
Ceeecsessecs
Decker
Ludwig
H. Niehoff
G. Niehoff
Hoffeld
Ketterer
Hagedorn
Bissmeyer
Giesting Ee
Totes Viseca
Ewe
Buckley
Kettenacker, Jr
Reuscher
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