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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1902
Page
4
Payment instructions for subscriptions and office contacts
All subscriptions payable in advance. Provide the office address in full, including county and state. Remit by express, postal money order, bank draft, or registered letter at our risk. Address THE COMMER Romine Business Dept. Phone Main 379, News Dept. Phone Main 798.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commer Romine Business Dept
News Dept
Newsroom addresses and reading room access
Branch news offices list locations in Walnut Hills Covington Washington and Columbus with ads and news supplied to newsboys. Reading room free to Americans at Trafalgar Building Igar Square and related bureau points.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Madison
Washington
Post Building
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Outlook
New
Trafalgar Building
Igar Square
Elevate Millcreek Valley to Meet Flood Line Demands
A historic Cincinnati editorial urges raising rail terminals above the 1932 flood, envisioning three to four feet of fill across Millcreek Valley and lower city to accelerate city growth. It notes higher earthmoving capacity, potential land purchases, and warns against landowner greed hindering public works while praising German Emperor William II’s insight on labor representation.
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Cincinnati
Millcreek
Union Depot
Millcreek Valley
Plain shopman urged for German Parliament envoy
The German Emperor calls for a deputation of workingmen to the Imperial Parliament and emphasizes the man should be simple and unpretending. The text criticizes Socialist orators as tiresome and long winded, noting Boer Generals were bored by a three hour speech and left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Socialism and Booth Plot Recounted in Anti Liberator Writings
The piece links socialism to murder and traces Wilkes Booth’s steps from planning Lincoln’s murder to the assassination. It argues radicals influence moral distemper and frames Booth’s act as the culmination of a progression fueled by false teachings within a broader condemned brotherhood.
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Samuel Bland Arnold
Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Richmond
Booth
United States
McKinley
Niagara and murder echoes in a nation in turmoil
The piece laments political violence and echoes of assassinations from Buffalo to Paris. It condemns preacher of murder linked to elites and criticizes social unrest, urging preservation of Niagara Falls against commercial interests and calling for patriotic action in Congress.
Cincinnati Building Permits Reach New Record in 1902
The Commercial Tribune reports 1902 permit costs totaling at least 4 833 080 dollars, with eleven months of 1902 total 3 983 080 dollars, rising 10.8 percent from 1901. The Ingalls Building adds 350 000 dollars, and more permits may push the total near 5 million. No debt was used. Cincinnati funds construction.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Ingalls
Pittsburg
Chicago
Movement of the People Northward to Fertile Lands Across Boundaries
The piece describes a rising migration from the Southeast to the Northwest in search of richer land, likening it to a trek. It traces earlier westward movements, notes the role of farm community sympathy, and contrasts quiet mobilization with formal proclamations as movers seek better, more fertile land in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Dominion
Wheat Belt
Empire
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Gumberland Gap
Mississippi
New Orleans
Africa
Spain demands action to save Alhambra from vandals
A Spanish story rises amid talk of destroying Niagara’s scenery and replacing it with industry. Despite losses and debt, Spain indignantly urges its government to protect the Alhambra from decay and modern vandalism.
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Niagara
Commercial Tribune
United States
Spain
Ohio River improvement push faces Burton opposition
The Ohio River improvement issue is described as strongly supported by 104 lawmakers from Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Indiana and Illinois who favor a nine foot channel from Pittsburgh to Cairo. The piece notes potential leadership changes in Congress may affect the effort but emphasizes broad bipartisan backing from regional interests.
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Burton
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Ohio
Cannon
Pittsburg
Cairo
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Cleveland
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Ohio River
Doubtful French Titles Questioned by Judge on Boni Case
A French historian questioned four fifths of noble titles as doubtful, but Count Boni’s claim to nobility is not in doubt. The story centers on a miner’s wife who had not afforded herself a new dress or bonnet in eight years, a detail that likely appealed to the commission.
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Amelia
Paige
Buffalo
McKinley
Chicago
Russia
United States
Italy
France
Austria
Alexander
Lincoln
America
Boni
Angey
Raud
Rumor and gold rumors sweep through obscure notes
The passage mixes comic asides about gold on the Platte Hoosier placer rumors and political mentions. It notes speculation on Addicks White House visits and references the Sultan of Morocco escaping rebels by car, with quips about Cleveland and coal at Christmas.
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Morocco
Cleveland
Scarcity of Cadavers Marks Indiana Medical Colleges
The piece notes a shortage of cadavers troubling Indianapolis medical schools and jokes about ghouls. District Attorney Folk of St. Louis is pressuring many others. A new Illinois Speaker is urged to keep Republicans in power, while Mr Burton of Cleveland Harbor faces political missteps. New York Trotting Board accelerates its timetable and Santa Claus is stocking up.
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Indianapolis
Folk
St. Louis
Burton
Cleveland Harbor
New York
Obituary of Caroline Corwin Cropper Daughter of Thomas Corwin
Caroline Corwin Cropper of Cincinnati died December 4 1902 at 8 48 p m aged 66 years at Hadden Hall Avondale She was born in Lebanon Warren County and married Dr Charles Cropper December 5 1866 She leaves four children Her life recalled with praise by the editor noting her father s influence and memories of Webster Clay and other era figures Funeral service will be held at the old Corwin Homestead Lebanon Sunday afternoon.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Caroline Corwin Cropper
Lebanon
Warren Ceeery Ong
Thomas Corwin
Charles Cropper
Washington
Daniel, Webster
Henry Clay
Mr. Webster
Mr. Corwin
Opera House
Jennie Lind
Daniel Webster
Webster
Clay
Reflections on religion and social decline in London
The Bishop of London laments Paganism in London and the lacking reach of church life among workers, while Lady Somerset warns of rising drunkenness among London women due to gender competition and changing social roles. The speaker urges faith, care for the poor, and cautions against atheism and moral laxity.
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London
Oxford
Somerset
New York
Frances Willard
Great Britain
The Ginger Jar by Jack Appleton
A humorous column featuring short sketches and witticisms about family tales long remembered and everyday mischief. Narratives range from distant walkers to tailor notes and domestic pets, each framed in light witty exchanges and social quips.
Cincinnatians in New York Hotel Registrations
Special despatch lists Cincinnati residents registered in New York hotels on December 6 at various properties including the Everett where M. Phister and A. Aver stay, with J. M. Barnay P. Kaufman C. Beal C. Roth F. B. Leopold and T. Wright also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commercial Tribune
M. Phister
Everett
A. Aver
J. M. Barnay
P. Kaufman
Beal
C. Roth
F. B. Leopold
T. Wright
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The provided text fragment references feelings of fatigue and nervousness with vague mentions of kidneys and “arsaparilia” but contains no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
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