Cincinnati Market Prices Oct 16 Wheat to Cattle Summary
Cincinnati Ohio markets report October 16 price levels across grains and livestock. Wheat No 2 red 1.10–1.11, No 3 1.05–1.09. corn firmer, No 2 mixed Te, No 3 yellow Te. oats brisk demand, No 3 mixed 55c. hay steady with timothy and clover ranges. dairy and poultry prices noted. cattle and hog values listed with ranges for steers cows and pigs. lambs and sheep prices included.
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Cincinnati
Hay
Timothy
Clover
Reed Called Victim Of Terrible Storm Death
Alvin C. Reed 59 a former house painter died at Mercy Hospital from a complication of diseases. He was found in a farmer's barn near East Hamilton after being admitted October 7 and later sent for treatment by Dr W B Reed. He left no immediate relatives. The report also notes a massive storm sweeping southern Europe with floods and drownings near Barcelona and the Llobregat river.
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Alvin C. Reed
Mercytal
Heaton Street
East
Hamilton
W. 8. Reed
al Wagner
Paris
Europe
Olet
Barcelona
Spain
Llobregas
Jury Panel Drawn for October Term of Court
Names drawn from the jury wheel for the October term include Fred Carr and William Anderson of Fairfield township H B Krauss and J P Moren of Lemon township W H Morrow Jacob Angspurger of St Clair township Charles Roberts of Ross township and William Snoderly of Hamilton.
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Fred Carr
William Anderson
Fairfield Township
H. B. Krauss
J. P. Moren
Lemon Township
W. H. Morrow
Jacob Angspurger
St. Clair Township
Charles Roberts
Ross Township
William Snoderly
Hamilton
Autumnal Sunday at M. FE church and school event
The last Sunday in the month will mark an Autumnal Sunday at the M. FE church and Sunday School with a joint meeting. Miss McKenzie, instructor at Oxford College for Women, has consented to deliver an address on nature.
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M. FE
Miss McKenzie
Oxford College For Women
Judge Hears Motion to Discontinue Guardian Ship
Judge Harikoff heard the motion to discontinue the guardianship of Aaron Wesco over Malvina Petrozinski. He reserved his decision.
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Harikoff
Aaron Wesco
Malvina Petrozinski
Voting Place Change in First Ward Precinct B
The board of elections relocated the voting site in precinct B of the First ward from the Main and F streets corner to Reiser's cigar store at the Main street and Millville avenue junction.
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Board of Elections
First Ward
Main
F Streets
Reiser’s Cigar Store
Main Street
Millville Avenue
Doors Closed as Colgan Company Branch Shuts Down
In Colgan, Oct 16, investors crowded the Car Gill company branch house seeking agent L. Sinel&it. The horse investment outfit reported severe losses and plans to reorganize after raising two hundred thousand dollars locally. The firm had offered weekly returns of three percent or one percent in some periods.
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Colgan 2. O
Cargill Com
L. Sinel&it
Harriman Fight for Control at Illinois Railroad Meeting
Chicago dispatch reports the Sinois Central annual meeting opens at noon with a heated contest between Stuyvesant Fish and E. H. Harriman over control of the railroad. Harriman supporters claim victory unlikely despite a court order halting 286,731 shares from voting.
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Chicago
Injured Man Hurt at Champion Coated Mill Morning
John Williams of the shanties above the Champion Coated mill was injured this morning after his left hand was mashed between two wheelbarrows at the mill.
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John Williams
German Day Celebration Draws Local Society Delegation
Max Henning and several representatives of local German societies will travel to Columbus on Sunday October 27 to attend the German Day celebration.
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Max Henning
Columbus
Kelly to be honored at Ohio police chiefs meeting
The seventh annual Ohio Police Chiefs Association opened in Dayton with welcomes from Chef J C Whitaker and Mayor Wright. Major Richard Sylvester urged life tenure for officers and praised nonpolitical policing as officers discussed reports and crime catching.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Police Chiefs’ Association
J.C. Whitaker
Wright
W. W. McDowell
Youngstown
Richard Sylvester
Washington
National Association of Police Chiefs
Whitaker
J. T. Kelly
Middletown
Sylvester
Grand Jury Expected to Finish October Term Work Soon
The grand jury for the October term will finish this week or early next week. Jurors were working on the infirmary report of John A. Bliss this morning and expect to finish this afternoon. Several other cases are set for hearing tomorrow and Friday.
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John A. Bliss
Hummel Te mpt Contempt Case Before Judge Hartkoff
John P. Hummel stood before Judge Hartkoff on contempt of court charges for refusing to pay alimony to Nannie Hummel. His attorney argued lack of responsibility due to being in the Dayton asylum and on parole. judge will consider the case.
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John P. Hummel
Hartkoff
Nannie Hummel
Woman, 17, struck by rifle bullet in Middletown
Mamie Beckman of 707 Sherman street was hit in the thigh while returning home from the Polar Bear factory. The shot, claimed to have been fired by Harry Habig of Crawford street, occurred between a water tank and an old pump factory.
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Middletown
Mamie
Henry Beckman
Sherman Street
Harry Habig
Crawford Street
Mushroom spaun at Rothenbush's
A brief notice announces a mushroom spaun at Rothenbush's running from Wednesday to Saturday with four to witty two to three days in week.
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Rothenbush
Resignation of Paul Brown as passenger agent
A pronouncement yesterday stated Paul Brown has resigned as passenger agent of the Queen and Crescent in the eastern territory. His resignation takes effect when his successor is chosen, to be announced after General Passenger Agent Rinearson returns from Washington. Brown leaves railroading to enter brokerage, representing an eastern firm focused on mining stocks with offices planned in the Mercantile Library building.
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Paul Brown
Queen and Crescent Im
Brown
Washington
Rinearson
Mercantile Library
Mortgage filed over Junior Order home project in Tiffin
In Tiffin Ohio on October 16 a mortgage for 30009 was filed to secure 30000 bonds for improving the National Junior Order of United American Mechanics Orphans and Widows Home. The move followed a heated council dispute over funds and deed conditions tied to 160 acres deeded in 1902. Local treasurer I L Wenner says legal advice confirms the mortgage violates deed terms due to a required grantor consent for sale.
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Tiffin
Ohio
County Recorder’s
National
Order of United Mechanics’ Orphans’, and Widows’ Home
National Trustees
Ohio ‘Trust Company
State Council
National Council
Smith W. Bennett
I. L. Wenner
Coleman Held in West Virginia For Shooting
William Coleman a mulatto is in Bluefield West Virginia jail on 5000 bond for fatally shooting a man during an attack by two colored men. He had worked at Connors cafe as a cook in Hamilton and left six weeks ago. his brother works at Tom Connor's and was notified by letter of the arrest.
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William Coleman
Connor
Cook
Hamilton
Bluefield
W. Va
Coleman
Tom Connor
Civil suits filed in Squire Murphy's court
S. I. Perkins sues Semler Milling for 115 on a check. G. and B. Gerdes sue Storck and Miller for 181 on an account. First National Bank sues George Wolgemuth for 150 on a promissory note.
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Squire Murphy
S. I. Perkins
Semler Milling Company
G. and B. Gerdes Company
Storck and Miller
First National Bank
George Wolgemuth
Emperor Francis Joseph See Slight Improvement in Health
Vienna reports the emperor’s condition improved slightly this morning with doctors noting better signs of recovery and continued cautious rest as officials monitor his health.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Oxford 200 Fine Is Given
Wm Jessup and Philip Young saloon keepers in Oxford plead guilty to operating slot machines and selling liquor on Sunday. Mayor King fines them 200 each with remission for partial payment, plus 25 and costs for two bartenders Grosse and Young. Local crowd reacts as newstirs. Several social events and visits noted including guests at Lackey home and plans for a Florida laundry venture. The Family theatre offers a benefit for children tonight at 6 pm. John L Semler sells his home on lot 166 to Miss Kate Cy as Walker Flinn and James Munns transact with FE Borne and son.
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Oxford
Wm. Jessup
Philip Young
Symmes Corner
Marshal Overholtz
Jessie J. Hileman
Otto Grosse
David Young
King
M. O. Burns
Grosse
Young
Edwin Stephenson
Florida
Albert Bess
Bess Laundry Co
Hamilton
Olive Gear
Mahlon Hogue
James McGee
W. F. Keen
H. A. Demand
W. S Miller
Cincinnati
Yvesterdas
Women’s Relief Corps
John L. Semler
Kate
Epworth League Rummage Sale Next Tuesday and Wednesday
The Epworth league of the First M. E. church will hold a rummage sale next Tuesday and Wednesday in Lind ley's hall.
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Epworth League
M. KE
Lindley’s Hall
Divorce Granted in Gross Neglect of Duty Case
Judge Harikoff grants Ada Rugg a divorce from Robert Rugg without contest and awards custody of the child.
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Harikoff
Ada Rugg
Robert Rugg
Doctor Orders Patient Transfer to Mercy Hospital
Dr Sehul ordered Jacob Mench of 1016 Campbell Avenue moved to Mercy Hospital for treatment.
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Sehul
Jacob Mench
Campbell Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Tea by Women’s Missionary Society at Mrs Alexander home
The Women’s Missionary society of the A M E church will hold a tea tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs M J Alexander on Chestnut Street.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the
A. M. FE. Church
M. J. Alexander
Chestnut Street
Taft Declares Filipinos Not Ready To Govern Themselves
Secretary Taft opened the Philippine Assembly in Manila and reiterated that Filipinos are not fitted to govern themselves for at least a generation. He denied any US plan to dispose of the islands and expressed confidence in the Filipinos.
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Manila
P. I
Taft
Philippine Assembly
Tait
Philippine
United States
Personal mentions from Cincinnati and nearby towns
Local social notes list multiple residents visiting Cincinnati and other cities. Names include Mrs. Sam Mayer Mrs. Ethel Weller Fred Lawrence of Newark Miss Ruby Mee Mrs. Jesse Blickensderfer Mrs. George Skinner Mrs. Fred Mudgett Mrs. James Ford Mrs. Ralph E. McClung Miss Edith Graham Miss Lucina King Miss Emma King Mrs. A H Nesmitt Edna Trebel Brown Hosier Miss Margaret Kiefer Stella Lamb Fan Brels ford Marie Ran Imogene Price and others with travels to Columbus Middletown Cler mont city and Chicago.
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Sam Mayer
Cincinnati
Ethel Weller
Fred Lawrence
Newark
Ruby Mee
Somerville
Jesse Blickensderfer
Oxford
Will Mason
George Skinner
Fred Mudgett
James Ford
Ralph E. McClung
Middletown
Edith Graham
Columbus
Peter Sommers
Lucina
Emma King
Aberdeen
Ohio
G. K. Midgleball
A. H. Nesmitt
Clermont County
Edna Trebel
Stella Lamb
Fan Brelsford
Marie Ran
Imogene Price
Chicago
Hugh
Robert
Ohio Teacher Seeks Wild West Teaching Post
Miss Estell M. Pettman of Hamilton, Ohio, writes from Guthrie Oklahoma seeking a teaching post in the rough district calling it the call of the wild. She insists she is in earnest and prepared for western conditions and is in perfect health. The letter was sent to Territorial Secretary Tilson and referred to J. E. Dyche, territorial superintendent of schools.
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Estell M. Pettman
Hamilton
Ohio
Oklahoma
Territorial
Tilson Oday
Miss Pettman
J. E. Dyche
Territorial Superintendent of Schools
Miss Estella Pittman for Territory Post
The applicant for the Oklahoma Territory position is Miss Estella M. Pittman, a 1905 Hamilton High School graduate. She has country teaching experience in St. Clair township Cokeotto and lives with her mother, Mrs. Anna Pittman, at Cokeotto, and is described as popular and energetic.
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Oklahoma Territory
Stell M. Pettman
Estella M. Pittman
Anna Pittman
Cokeotto
Pittman
St. Clair Township
Hyacinth and Chinese Lily Bulbs Sold at Rothenbush’s
Hyacinth bulbs available at Rothenbush's with Wednesday to Saturday hours. Also listing Chinese lily bulbs for sale at the same shop.
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Rothenbush
Rothenbush’s
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Hamilton and Vicinity
Chamberlin Bros. & Co
Rentschler
Miamisburg
Romerville
Lebanon
Franklin de Ge
Grain and Stock
Batter
Bologna
A.C. Reed
Race Investment
Harriman
Derma Viva Co
Radcliffe Drug Co
Kelly
Bae Ee
Grand Jury
Mamie Beckman
Queen and Cresent
West Virginia
Beter
Jessup and
Peter Lackey
Charles Waugh
Zona Prickett
Wm. Bover
Claude
Frank Jones
Mabel Rios
Willie
Canton
Albert Cox
Mixerville
Ind
Wm. Vaugh
Denver
Colo
Curnayn
Wm. Vaughn
Oxford Notes
Cy As
Walker Flinn
James E. Munns
College Corner
FE. Borne and Son
Guthrie, Okla
Miss Pittmen
Hamilton High School
Ware
W. C
Frechtling
Grocers
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
E.M. Dickson
Resiner St
W.indianapolis
Lad
the Bowels Candy Catmartic
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
Mark Millikin
Millikin
Police
Pate - DeArmond
Cruzen
Rentsehler
Cinca
Democrat
Butler County
The
Second National Bank
United States Depository
Cuares E. Herser
George P. SounGen
Joan E. Herser
Charles Soungen
Oakry V. Pararisu
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