Thursday Market Prices for Produce and Livestock
The market shows dull demand with assorted fruits and vegetables listed by price per unit or measure, including cauliflower, cabbage, potatoes, turnips, beets, quinces, onions, mangoes, pawpaws, carrots, parsnips, bananas, oranges, apples, peaches, grapes, cranberries, pumpkins, and eggs. Livestock prices for milk cows, steers, bulls, calves, hogs, sheep, and lambs follow, with noted price ranges and trends.
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California
Naval
Market quote snippet from October 31 briefing
A brief stock and commodity quote appears quoted by Chamberlin Bros. Co. brokers in the Rentsehler building, referencing stocks bonds grains provisions and cotton. The note marks an October 31 time at 1 p m. and represents market activity insights.
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Chamberlin Bros. & Co
Bond
Rentsehler
Chicago October 31 Brokers Report
Stock bond grain and cotton brokers quote in Rentsehler building Chicago. Open high low and close figures listed but not fully shown in the fragment.
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Chicago
Chamberlain Bros. &c
Rentsehler
Cincinnati Grain and Stock Prices From Oct 31
Ohio market report shows wheat steady with firm speculative tone, No 2 red selling at 1 dollar. corn steady to slightly lower, No 3 mixed at 58 cents. oats decline across grades, track prices around 42 to 45 cents. Hay prices firm with mixed timothy and clover classes listed. barley ranges from 1.06 to 1.15 dollars for various grades.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Timothy
Elover
Market Report on Poultry Eggs and Rabbits Prices
Butter Prints and dairy prices show strong demand with Springers and hens steady. Poultry items including ducks cocks and geese priced. turkeys 8 pounds and over at 14 cents each dozen for geese, 6 to 9 dollars per dozen. Eggs demand firm with quotable strictly fresh stock at 23 cents per dozen. Rabbits priced about 1.60 to 1.75 per dozen. Cattle receipts noted but incomplete.
Divorce Suit Filed by Alice Leland Against John Leland
Alice Leland files for divorce in probate court on grounds of gross neglect and abandonment. They married December 24, 1906 and have no children. Accuses John Leland of leaving in 1902 while in Dayton and never returning. Attorney Thomas J. Howard represents plaintiff.
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Alice Leland
John Leland
Dayton
Chicago
Thomas J. Howard
The Stomach Churn and Dr Pierce's Discovery
The article compares the stomach to a churn and warns that a foul stomach taints the body. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for bad digestion and blood impurities and invites readers to request a free booklet with ingredient details and medical endorsements.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Sorrowful Death of Mrs Grimm in Ivorydale Tragedy
Charles J. Grimm learned of his wife Mary Craig Grimms death after she was killed near their home on Mt. Pleasant pike by a work cadet from Cincinnati Northern Traction Co. He rushed to Hamilton and notified her father William Craig of New Baltimore. Funeral plans were made with Will Craig and arrangements for interment at New Haven, with Mrs Grimm likely to be buried beside her mother.
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Charles J. Grimm
Mary Craig Grimm
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Cincinnati Northern Traction Co
Ivorydale
Hamilton
William Craig
New Baltimore, O
Will Craig
Bonner & Cahill
YMCA Leaders Schedule First Social Night Meeting
The leaders of the YMCA classes plan a social night at 11 Park Terrace on Saturday. They will gather at 9 30. This marks their first social evening.
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Park Terrace
County Commissioners Deny Negligence Claims in Suit
The county commissioners sued for damage by George W. Foster filed an answer in common pleas court on Wednesday denying the negligence allegations.
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George W. Foster
Common Pleas Court
August Ibo Admitted for Heart Disease at Mercy Hospital
August Ibo of 1216 East Ludlow Street was removed to Mercy hospital Wednesday evening at the request of Dr. Schell for treatment of an attack of heart disease.
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Ibo
East Ludlow Street
Mercy Hospital
Schell
Electric chair victim cries out for mercy
Columbus reports Governor Harris refused clemency for Royal Fowler of Dayton who killed his sweetheart. Fowler is to be executed after midnight tonight.
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Columbus
Harris
Royal Fowler
Dayton
Fowler
Ade and Kendall Stars in A Bright Saturday Night Play
Saturday night features Mr. Kendall and Mr. Ade in a sharp humorous production at Smith's theater. The cast includes well known players and the show promises sparkling lines and lively humor. Seat sales opened today.
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Harry Askin and Co
Mr. Kendall
Smith’s Theater
The Man of the Hour dramatizes political will and intrigue
George Broadhurst’s play The Man of the Hour is staged in Hamilton at Smith's theater. Brady and Grismer present it focusing on a mayoral candidate, a corrupt street railway franchise push, and a personal love plot. Bennett transforms from pliant nominee to principled leader, saving his lover and her fortune.
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Hamilton
Smith’s Theater
George Broadhurst
Brady and Grismer
Alwyn Bennett
Bennett
Mrs. Grimm Rites Set At United Brethren Church
The remains of Mrs Mary Grimm wife of Charles J Grimm were removed to their home on 98 Mt Pleasant pike. The funeral is planned for Friday at 10 am at the United Brethren church in New Haven with interment in New Haven Cemetery Rev Zimmerman officiating
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Mary Grimm
Charles J. Grimm
Mt. Pleasant Pike
United Brethren Church
New Haven
Zimmerman
Collinsville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Miss Mayme McDonald of Sever Mile spent Sunday with Miss Anna Goldsmith. The Misses Ummel visited Cincinnati last Saturday. J. C. Unzieker and family hosted relatives last Sunday. Alma Schroder visited friends in the area. Fred Keffer builds a new corn crib. Adam Beiser lays new walks at his home. Mrs. Kate Keller of Somerville spent part of last week here. Mrs. Anna Bauer and Miss Etta Smoyer visited relatives at West Elkton. Local churchgirls plan a social for Wednesday evening.
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Democrat-Sun
Collinsville
Mayme McDonald
Sever Mile
Anna Goldsmith
Ummel
Cincinnati
J. C. Unzieker
Alma Schroder
Fred Keffer
Adam Beiser
Kate Keller
Somerville
Anna Bauer
Etta Smoyer
West Elkton
Fire at St Charles hotel pantry started by coffee boiler flare
A depot line driver found a small fire in the St Charles hotel pantry at 5 am Thursday. The blaze spread from a coffee boiler gas jet igniting nearby newspapers. the pantry closet was scorched before attendants extinguished it.
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Depot Hack
St. Charles
Bond Likely For James Chapins On Highway Robbery Charge
The mother of James Chapins, arrested with Roy McNeal for highway robbery as charged by William Sittloh, will likely secure an appearance for her son Thursday afternoon. Chapins and McNeal were jailed pending grand jury action.
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James Chapins
Roy McNeal
William Sittloh
Chapins
McNeal
Judge Gard hears Wright Wikle damage case new trial motion
Judge Gard will travel to Eaton on Friday to hear the motion for a new trial in the Wright Wikle damage case.
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Gard
Eaton
Dear Old Mother Thrives on Electric Bitters
A Dublin Georgia man praises Electric Bitters for his eighty three year old mother who has used them two years and shows strong appetite good sleep and general wellbeing. He claims the remedy aids female weakness debility and even strengthens weak children. Guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles at 50 cents by druggists.
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W. B. Brunson
Dublin
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Middletown
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Oxford Neide
Lebanon
Franklin
Chicago Market Report
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Grimm
George Ade
Ezra Kendall
Smith
A&the
Mr. Ade
Smith's Theater
Man of the Hour
Mrs. Grimm
Ayer
St. Charles Hotel
Chichester
Drury Chichester
Marvel
Chas. H. Fletcher
AUR
Eet
New Yor City
Mupray
James G. Blaine
Lillian Russell
Miami Valley National Bank
Cincinnati Northhen Traction Company
Lindenwald Barn
Gerw
Middletows
Dwyer
Judge Gard
New Orleans
W. C. Frechtling Co Grocers
Gaye
Rie Evans Chemical Co
Cintinnath
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