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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
3
Market data report shows wheat corn and oats prices in Cincinnati with various grades, beef and dairy items, eggs, poultry, and live stock prices across Eastern markets in Pittsburgh and St. Louis, plus Chicago and market receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and trends.
Cleveland market prices listed May 5 show creamery items with firsts and extras in the 20s and 30s, dairy and poultry rates including alive chickens at 18 18½ per pound, plus packing stock and barrel prices. Records mention several grade distinctions and quality tiers for milk, eggs, and other goods.
Kansas City cattle markets on Monday showed receipts around 7,000 head with 800 south nineteenthers. Native steers ranged near 7.00 with southern feeders at 4.75 to 6. in stiff prijs. Calves traded around 16.50 to 10.06 as heifers and feeders moved about 6.10 to 7.50 amid varied demand. Shire Recepts 9,000 steady and other accounts indicate overall market firmness.
Detective Odgers and Frome pursued Frank Smith alias Kid Desmoid and Wayne Kid in Cincinnati during a high profile Leidenstrokey diamond robbery case. Barrett, previously imprisoned for the same crime, was linked to the arrest, with accomplices fleeing. Smith received a fatal chest wound as the captors fired, injuries reported as serious. Smith was taken to hospital.
In St John's Church list of confirmands named include Louis Albert Gilt Eliier Hertéis Myers Meaty Frid Ite Kart Hebty Sauter Clarence Henry Vizedom Harold Clyfs Yerigan George Stephan Yerigen Zellers Josephine Amelia Anselmo Katherine Binion Maraheet Bonaker Elsie Borkharit Ehuna Conrad Ida Flora Dingoldein Hilda M Dall Gorkrwle Gule Mibnig Elisabeth Olle Lena Goether Ruth Maria Knolel Clara Louise Loughend Romilda Ovtoff Hilda Maria Osborne Lorine Seeger Florentina Tendat Louise Velgel Virgie Vor Stein Dorothy Young Lucius Hligabetly Zectier te
In Middletown on May 5 residents face a local vote on forming a four commission government and electing fifteen charter lawmakers. Reports recount last week’s deadly train crash and a Sunday freight collision causing damage. Funeral plans outline for Will Vote Sorg. Memorial Day committee forms amid flood worries and grave decoration duties. Deaths include John Verdy two years, and infant Ki reb Jacoby baby noted.
Citizens report landlords raise rent on dwellings and merchants hike prices. The committee plans to compile a list of offenders and publish it to the public to deter overcharging and encourage residents to leave the city.
Rehoven Sawyer sues William Sawwyer for alimony and to recover a $750 savings deposit she claims as earnings from keeping boarders. The husband challenges support while the suit proceeds. Attorneys F. Harwitz represent the plaintiff.
The article reports a will contest over Joseph Simon of Midaletown with heirs opposing executor Albert Henzel and legatees Yelta Lewis and Elias Seliamen. Separate item notes Frederick Hess Sr, longtime Democrat publisher, dies in San Francisco from heart disease. A Buffalo plant of American Agricultural Chemical Co. is destroyed by fire, losses around half a million dollars.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rain impacts on Missouri Kansas Oklahoma amid weak market tones. Mentions depressed farm revenue and opening prices with minor shifts in percentage terms, but many words are garbled and unclear.
Rome May 5 Pope Vins granted an audience to Cardinal Domine Ferrata who returned from Mullay where he presided over the ecclesiastical congress as papal legal adviser. The pontiff showed keen interest and asked for a detailed briefing on the congress' proceedings. Marinette Wis May 6 A heavy night rainstorm swept the forest fire in Denito Florence and Fafost counties, threatening several communities and prompting evacuations.
Butler Court No 99 Trike Ben Har scribe notes reports must be scanned and filed by May 10 Budie McDonald scribe in Py tymia Notice Foresters announce union meeting of all courts in Burdilton Wednesday night May 7 Flood relief urged All members requested to be present Meeting in Ellis hall over Ho wards C BP Holaday 1681 Secretary
In Springfield on May 3 the jury in the Dr Arthur Sieithy murder case on charge of poisoning Floretiea Cavileer failed to reach a verdict after hours of deliberation and was discharged.
Unidentified bodies of flood victims still unnamed will be laid out at Greenwood Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon unless relatives identify them. The notice comes as Edison is reported lost in May. Washington reports suit by Thomas A. Wilson of Illinois against the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.
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