Leagues Plan to Improve Cities Civic Spirit Grows
Civic groups push urban betterment with large funding and new government models. Galveston Des Moines and other cities adopt commission plans. water, lighting, streets, and sanitation projects reshape major and smaller cities nationwide.
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Cotton markets across New Orleans New York and Liverpool mixed
Spot cotton remains quiet with varied demand in New Orleans and steady to unsettled futures in New York and Liverpool. Trading shows small gains on bullish government forecasts but overall cautious sentiment as weather and reports influence prices.
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Louisville Tobacco Market Report Sees Few Sales
Special Dispatch from Louisville notes only two warehouses held sales with 78 hhds of old dark tobacco offered. Quality was medium while prices remained steady from last week. Main Street Warehouse sold 40 hhds at 7.80 to 11.75 per hhd with no rejections. United Dark Warehouse sold 38 hhds at 6.50 to 10 per hhd, with 10 rejections.
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Treasury balances report for September cash assets
Treasury in Washington releases a daily general fund statement excluding the $150 million gold reserve. Available cash shows $178,100,886 while gold coin and bullion total $32,293,968 and gold certificates amount to $34,852,515.
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Starch Company and Other Firms Assign in Insolvency Court
The Millcreek Valley Starch Company of Spring Grove avenue and Winton road assigned to John H. Goyert for creditors, with assets estimated at 100 000 realty and 25 000 personal, liabilities 96 000. Judge Warner set bond at 50 000 and allowed business continuation. Also Ohio Tinware Company assigned to Frederick Bertram with assets 23 000 and liabilities 15 000. bond 32 000. King Process Company soap makers assigned to Joseph L. Lackner with 1 000 assets and 2 000 liabilities. officers are W C Kingsbury and E N Barton.
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Spring Grove Avenue
Winton Road
John H. Goyert
Charles W. Schmidt
Judge Warner
Goyert
Boyce and Boyd
M. C
Christian F. Dupper, Jr
Ohio Tinware Company
East Pearl Street
Frederick Bertram
Bert Tam
Powell & Smiley
King Process Company
Joseph L. Lackner
Central Avenue
W. C. Kingsbury
E. N. Barton
Mischeants Still At Large After Bomb Attack
Detectives search for the assailant who exploded a bomb under fruit vendor Fred Cianciolo's home at 511 West Sixth Street. Andrew Denilio, 32, homeless Italian, was arrested on suspicion but released. consul Charles Gianocchio doubts Black Hand ties, suspecting individual blackmailers. Cracks found in adjacent walls prompt immediate foundation checks as Cianciolo family fears for safety.
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West Sixth Street
Andrew Denilio
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Burkholz and
McQuesten
Charles Gianocchio
Black Hand Society
Cianciolo
Man Defends City Council Dignity Over Mullen Outburst
Harry Manss of the Service Board rebuts William Mullen calling his remark disgraceful. Manss cites Otto Arm leder as proof of Mullen's insincerity and accuses the council member of private citizen harassment during a Harrison Avenue viaduct rental debate.
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Service Board
Mullen
Eighth Ward
Otto Armleder
Business Men's Club
Harrison Avenue Viaduct
Cincinnati
Drought Links Illness in Weekly Health Report
Health Officer Brown reports 66 infectious disease cases with 28 deaths this week, against 55 cases and deaths last year. Consumption causes 21 deaths, scarlet fever 5, diphtheria 2, with 23 diphtheria and 22 scarlet fever cases reported. Total city deaths reach 121, led by consumption and diarrhoeal diseases.
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Bureau of Infectious and Contagious Diseases
North Cincinnati Turn Verein to elect officers and hold kommers
The North Cincinnati Turn Verein schedules its annual election for tomorrow night and a kommers on Saturday night. Featured speakers include Probate Judge candidate William H. Luders Henry Hoefle Gustav Clemens and Prof. Nic Seuss. Seuss, the society's physical director, recently attended the international turn fest in Frankfurt Germany and will describe it Saturday.
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Dairy and Poultry Prices Across New York Chicago and Kansas City
New York reports butter firm receipts 13 886 lbs eggs 16 896 cases and poultry bids with spring chickens 14%4c fowls 14c dressed. Chicago lists butter creameries 20a26c daisies 18a20c eggs firsts 22c and poultry firm. Kansas City notes eggs firm fresh extras 23c and current receipts 18c.
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Ohio incorporations filed with secretary of state
A list from Columbus dated Sept 29 shows articles of association filed across Ohio. Companies include Peerless Butter Company Cleveland 10000, The Cc. W. Stran Co. Cleveland 10000, Orthopedic Institute Company Cleveland 10000, Whittington Tailoring Company Cleveland 10000, The Funeral and Burial Reform Association of the United States Cleveland, Ramsey Mullin Hardware Norwalk 10000, Salem Baseball Company Salem 10000, Paige Hedden Co Akron 10000, Rockwood Merchandise Chesapeake 4000, Middletown Buggy Company Middletown 10000, Bank of Berea Berea 50000 to 30000, Buckeye Handle and Lumber Company New Bremen 10000 to 35000.
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Peerless Butter Company
Cleveland
Mary McNeff
William McNeff, Jr
William McNeff
H. Grotenrath
L. Grienrath
Cc. W. Stran Co
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J. A. Burke
L. M. Henders
Orthopedic Institute Company
Alice D. Squire
Emily Foster
S. L. Garlock
W. C. Gregg
A. E. Gerkins
Paige-Hedden Co
Akron
Rockwood Merchandise Company
Chesapeake
Lawrence County
Middletown Buggy Company
Middletown
Bank of Berea
Berea
Buckeye Handle and Lumber Company
New Bremen
Court Notes on Estates and Local Damages
The court records show multiple estate actions led by Louis J. Dolle as administrator for J. August Doppes with distributions to Catherine and Clara Doppes among others. Other estates appraisals include Maria Melish and John Beyer with small values. Augusta Schumaker’s will leaves specific sums to daughters and residuals. Additional matters involve Frank Broxtermann and others seeking administration, James Buckley’s assets and liabilities, United Foundry Company debts, and a suit by attorney Charles F. Williams against Adams Express for $51.60. Court actions include chautauqua debt judgment, auto collision suit, guilty pleas, habeas corpus, divorces, alimony, patent infringement, and counterfeit currency case.
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Catherine Doppes
Clara Doppes
August
Alma’ Doppes
Maria B. Melish
Frank Broxtermann
Mary Schuster
George Schuster
George L. Attig
Julia Attig
Frank Owen
Wallace Owen
Mary Stapleton
Mary Murphy
Bells Norris
Charles Powers
John F. Hickey
James Cluxton
Frank Tritten
William Maifield
Charles Dickhaus
John J. Doll
Mary Gischel
Mary E. Gischel
Ward B. Johnson
Ettie Hiett
James Buckley
United Foundry Company
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Williams & Cogan
Adams Express Company
Justice Muller
Southern Ohio Chautauqua
J. P. Pearring
James B. Swing
F. Sandford Brown
Julia Haag
John G. Haag
Swing
Charles C. Pennington
Clara
Katie Miller
Henry Miller
Fred Wolinske
Helen Wolinske
Augusta Lange
Ernest Lange
Henry Kramer
Maggie Kramer
Real Estate Transfers in Cincinnati Area Listings
A long list of property conveyances shows numerous transfers of lots and parcels in Cincinnati and surrounding townships. Entries name vendors buyers and lots in John Dimmitt's sub Evans Norwood Clayton Frakes Glens Scandia and other subdivisions with figures and street references across several neighborhoods.
Urge Work to Start on New University Buildings
University of Cincinnati Senate deans urge early construction for new facilities. Dean Forchheimer notes medical department near the new hospital in Avondale for demonstrations. Dean Schneider says engineering students likely in Burnet Woods area. A committee of Deans Schneider Burris and Whitcomb will draft resolutions for trustees to avoid delays.
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Winton Place Fire House Plans Revealed for Thirty-eights
Architect Harry Hake completes two story 36 by 71 foot fire station on Circle avenue near Maple for the Thirty-eights. Real Estate Exchange committee of Mathers Poland and Ebersole discusses taxing changes while David Davis is hired to draft plans for an $8,000 Melbourne Kentucky church at St Filip’s. A J Hettesheimer to build a two and half story dwelling on Roberts avenue with Ben C DeCamp preparing plans. James G Cooper injured in a runaway on East Sixth street when his horse bolted.
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Building Permits For Multiple Dwellings Listed
A historical notice itemizes several building permits on Hudson Avenue Guy Street Fairview Avenue Winfield Avenue and Helen Street. It lists owners Catherine Tancouis S M Cooper Kate Pfifferning J W Jenkins Caroline Crouse Caroline Krouse and Fred Tie with costs ranging from 2 500 to 8 0k.
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New Suits Filed in Superior Court Docket
docket entries list five civil cases including Lemuel F. Craig habeas corpus, Alice Caldwell for $52.26 against Omer Much More, Clifford Hackett versus Auto Motor Car Company for $5200, Silas B. Waters against E. M. Waters for $146.70, and Murray Leasongood versus Carrie O. Burns et al. for $350 and to set aside conveyance.
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Memorial for Edward M Brown to be held at Cincinnati
In memory of Edward Miles Brown late professor of English at the University of Cincinnati a memorial service will take place in McMicken Hall at 4 o clock Friday afternoon The memorial address will be delivered by President Dabney and resolutions will be read by Dean Harry
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South American Addresses Club Accepts First Fall Meeting
Advertisers' Club members gathered at the Business Men's Club for the fall session with talks on export advertising by Se nor Aviles and the role of advertising bureaus by A B Lipscomb. The meeting included reports from Will L Finch and election of BE R Blaine as director, with entertainment by the Verde Quartet and Ethel Irwin Rendigs.
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Verde
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Schuler’s
Hilltop Club Holds Housewarming for Gilbert Avenue Viaduct Progress
The Walnut Hills Business Men's Club housewarming announced that the Gilbert avenue viaduct project will begin soon with bonds sold and funds in the treasury. Eden Park band stand and public comfort station planned, club building remodel at $2000 completed, 500 attendees, October 22 election for club positions.
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First Regiment O N G Forms Football Team
The men of the First Regiment O N G formed a football team to compete for Ta cal honors with Lieutenant L H Ware as manager. Players include Paul Crosley Jr Arthur Dahman Edward Freck Gruber Edward Kuck Henry Kuck Werder Shortem Kuhlman Little Webb Duchemin. First battalion drill set for October 16. dress parades begin second week in November. Reverend Walter D Cole will speak at St Pauls M E Church on the recent encampment at Camp Benjamin Harricon.
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Arthur Dahman
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Thorp Arraignment Delays After Court Clerical Remark
Andrew Thorp arrested for family abuse faced arraignment in Police Court. He sparked laughter by saying a woman needs a spanking like a child. Judge Lueders postponed the case to October 22 and ordered Thorp to stop the spanking remark.
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Fire damages at Carroll and Mussman millinery store
A customer stepped on a match in the Carroll and Mussman millinery store at 917 Bank Street. The flames ignited light goods piled around the floor, triggering a Box 194 alarm. Firemen struggled to prevent total destruction. damages total $700, insured, in a building owned by Henry Jacobs.
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Bank Street
Henry Jacobs
New Electric Lighted St Paul and Minneapolis Express
A new electric lighted train on the Northwestern Line runs daily from Chicago at 16 15 arriving in the Twin Cities early morning with St Paul connections to Northwest lines. Features include buffet smoking and library cars and dining car breakfast. The Northwestern Limited departs Wells Street at 6 35 daily for the Twin Cities with the Badger State Express at 9 00 and Fast Mail at 3 00.
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October Weather in Cincinnati Forecasts Fine and Dry
The Weather Office notes October in Cincinnati is typically dry with average rainfall around 2.27 inches and a mean temperature near 57 degrees. Records show extremes from 88 degrees to 26 degrees and a first killing frost around October 25, with prevailing mild southwest winds.
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River Departures and Ohio River Conditions Report
The River column notes Louisville departures at 5 p.m as well as a Sunday 9 a.m schedule. Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 3 ft 2 in and was stationary. Only Lizzie Bay departed for Madison. Kentucky is due from Louisville. Navigation above Cincinnati is suspended until further notice.
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River conditions and arrivals at major ports update
Log of waterways shows Freeport half a foot and Beavers Dam one foot, Wheeling one inch, Madison three feet. The Lizzie Bay departs Mallboute meet at Gunpowder Bar for freight transfer. Louisville river levels steady. Lizzie Cay arrival noted from Cincinnati. Evansville reports river at 2.1 feet and falling. Cairo at 6.2 feet and falling. Government boat Search arrives from Memphis, Condor departs for Upper Ohio. St Louis records multiple arrivals including Omaha and Belle of Calhoun and spreads Easgs from Grafton and other vessels.
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