Commercial Tribune 1909 subscription and offices list
The Commercial Tribune announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists multiple branch bureaus with address details. It provides delivery options, pricing in prepaid forms, and contact information for Cincinnati offices.
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Universal Daily
Commercial Tribune Co
Cincinnati
Founders and Liberty Echo Across Historic Philadelphia Session
The article recalls a 19th century gathering in Philadelphia where delegates debated monarchy and colonial injustices. It reflects on how the Founders shaped a nation based on equality, liberty, and vigilance, noting the enduring celebration of American independence and the warning that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.
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Philadelphia
Coffee Desire Surges Amid Liquor Restrictions Debate
The article discusses rising coffee imports and waning liquor receipts tied to the so called Dry Wave. It notes public taste changes blamed on political policy and speculates on coffee’s health impact while questioning whether coffee consumption signals broader social shifts.
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Customs Department
New Orleans
Passing Away and The Heartfelt Voice in Speech
A fragmented passage discusses speaking from the heart and feeling behind words. It reflects on how genuine utterances arise from inner emotion and a sincere, unguarded expression.
Taft Honors Grand Army Veterans With Solemn Fourth Of July Tribute
President Taft delivered a moving Fourth of July address praising Grand Army of the Republic veterans. He warned that thousands of Civil War soldiers are passing away daily and stressed the enduring value of their loyalty and patriotism.
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Dr. Stevenson
Army’ of
the Republic
Taft
Grand Army
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Sherman
New York Man Suffers Injury After Baseball Play
A New York spectator ruptured a blood vessel during a tense baseball moment. An umpire ruled the ball foul with the count at nine, though fans note the call did not improve the situation or alter the game's tense mood.
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New York
Declaration era tale of traitors and a new republic
A reflective line frames the founding era noting the risks faced by men who helped birth the United States while contemplating whether they would be hanged as traitors or witness the rise of a strong new nation.
Suffragettes Move Toward Clash With Police
A British suffrage movement statement accuses militants of drifting into hysteria and predicts consequences if protests continue, warning they may face police force after confrontations.
Ducks Prove Potatoes Helped By In-Field Insect Work
An An Tirois farmer reports ducks excel at potato bug control, with the birds growing fat while engaging in this new field task.
Fourth of July reflections spark cautious predictions
A historical note contemplates how the Fourth was observed and speculates on what the Fifth might endure, suggesting public scrutiny and uncertain consequences without explicit events.
Hope He Returns Home Whole
A brief note expresses hope that when the boy comes home he will leave no part behind, implying concern for safety and a complete return.
Reds and Elks World Series Bound Fates Discussed
The Reds head east and the Elks head west as teams pursue victory while fans wish good luck and success along every line of play.
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Reds
The
Elks
Obscure Note Uses Quirky Morale Boost Phrase
A brief item notes a quirky sentiment urging calm and sanity as the day presenting challenges. The line references Ober and conveys a light, observational tone without specific events or names.
Changes at Woodward Park and humane teachings noted
The writer recalls dedication of Woodward Park at Rockdale Avenue Avondale in pleasant weather and praises new park features as nature restores them. He visits a neighbor preacher’s garden, noting sweet corn and thriving vegetables, and cites Dumb Animals praise for Oscar A Trounstine of the Ohio Humane Society. The piece stresses humane care for horses and birds in hot weather.
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Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Oscar A. Trounstine
Ohio Humane Society
Trounstine
Cincinnati Society
Cincinnati
Weather notes and a long list of names in the July Fourth issue
The fourth of July brought a pleasant day with a 66 degree average and 48 percent humidity. The weather data for Cincinnati shows clear conditions early and cloudy skies by evening, with a maximum of 75 and a minimum around 58. A long list of individuals and places appears in the notice, including Henry Winter of Louisville and many others from towns across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
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North Pole
Local Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Garden Party Spoof Sparks Cumminsville Gossip
A humorous society item recounts a garden party at Mrs. Reginald De Fixup’s Cumminsville home. Automobiles arrive, uniforms shine, and a staged ring event accompanies a lavish supper and a string orchestra, ending in a festive three hours of playful sport.
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Cincinnati
Reginald de Fixup
Cumminsville
de Fixup
Aréfia
Three barefoot boys rise to power in Ohio district politics
In Ohio's Tenth district once dominated by wars and rumors, three Lawrence county school teachers turned lawyers and politicians become Johnson Corn Thompson, ruling the district from Ironton. Their rise traces from humble starts to state level influence through law offices and strategic maneuvers.
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Carmi A. Thompson
Tenth
Thompson
A. R. Johnson
E. E. Corn
Steve
Stephen Morgan
Congress
United States
J. K. Richards
E. 8. Wilson
Porto Rico
Charles Grosvenor
Foraker
Bundy
Lawrence
Scioto
Pike
Adams
Gallia
Jackson
Ironton
Hagg
Lawrence County
Johnson & Corn
Corn & Thompson
W. D. Corn
Johnson
Corn
Portland
Ge Ang
Gallia County
Tionpson
State Election Board
Weather outlook across states for Monday into Tuesday
Ohio showers Monday with moderate east winds. Virginia fair and cool Monday with unsettled, slightly warmer Tuesday. Kentucky partly cloudy Monday with showers at night or Tuesday. West Virginia showers Monday or Monday night with warmer trends. Indiana showers Monday and likely Tuesday with warmer highs in the northwest and moderate to fresh winds.
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Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Transatlantic Arrivals and Departures Across Ports
Ships arrive and sail in a brief maritime log. The Minnewaska comes from London to New York. The Arabic from New York reaches Queenstown for Liverpool. Cyntric from Boston to Liverpool proceeds. The Mauretania sails from Liverpool to New York and St Louis arrives at Southampton from New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Caledonia arrives at Moville from New York for Glasgow and proceeds. Furressia sails from Glasgow to New York. Gallia arrives at New York from Marseilles.
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Liverpool
Boston
Woth
Southampton
St. Louis
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Moville
Glasgow
Marseilles
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Arrivals of Guests at Cincinnati Hotels
A long list of visitors arrives at Cincinnati hotels including Linton A C Ashley and wife Louisville Ky J A Clark New York E Weisman New York Clyde Pew Chicago and many others from cities such as Nashville Tenn Lexington Va Indianapolis Ont Indianapolis O and Chicago Ill The roster names numerous individuals and couples with their home cities reflecting a busy hospitality period.
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Bovine
Alice Wren
Bellefontaine
John Smith
Philadelphia
Thokibe Kirker
Detroit
Mich
H. D. Waldron
Toledo
C. B. Pratt
Urbara
Jad. Gonnér
Owingsville
F. BE
Salt. Lake
Utah
Har- Yell
Columbo
Dennino
Arm Libbert
Fred Oldenfeld
Begtiea
Indies
Taande
Enfeld
Ands
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Latte Hubber
Garrett Station
Sternberger
C. G. Cook
Chillicothe
Omer Hoffman
Omaha
Neb
Ed Yeaker
Portsmouth
A L. Lefevre
Springfield
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Mayhan
Osborn
Charles Russell
Dayton
Guy Ellicott
New Castle
Ind
William Paris
Findlay
Will Fallig
Connersville
R. G. Mullens
Knoxville
Tenn
Dr. Henry
Stouts
M. McVity
Sharenville
George FR. Best
Winchester
Charlies Hammond
Vanceéburg
Miss Laughlin
Tiffin
Mary WH. Lewis
Wincheater
H. A. Schlenker
Eaton, C
Be. Grigsby
Tollesboro
TI. Bannerman
J. Scott
Point Pleasant
P. H. Jonroy
Evansville
C. CuraAingham
Parkersburg
W. Va
M. L. Lowenhart
H. Speyer
J. J. Connell
Lexington
Frank Pragoff
Louisville
H. M. O'Malley
Cleveland
Marion
Dan Tross
Nashville
Tenn. Lackman—Al. Kilgarlen, Chicago; J. di McCue,r. W. Lacy, E. L. Echals
F. E. Peevy
J.D. Harrison
M. H. Kelley
J. G. Barnes
L. Kaufman
Wife
J. H. Wright
Bluefield
I. N. Houston
Moundsville
Atwood Saunders
H. Hemmerie
Terre Haute
J. G. Henry
W. Donagh
Cleveland, C
C. E. Johnson
J. Louis
J. A. Liely
T. S. Scott
Lexington, Ky
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Linton
A. C. Ashley
J. A. Clark
E. Weisman
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Chicago
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York
William Slutske
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Douglass Williams
Lee B. Dwestine
Walter W. Bootley
M. Hirsch
J. Hoffmann
J. Sternfeld
Montgomery
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F. H. Weight
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O. Burnet
J. A. Gorman
Boston
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W. May
P. B. Whitson
F. Ss. Gaylord
William Parker
J. E. Johnson
Pittsburg
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D. Hemphill
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C. Crist
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Franklin
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Obituary notes for Cornell and Quimby in Ohio archives
George Washington Cornell aged 82 9 11 died at his home in St Marys Ohio from apoplexy stroke while in apparent health He is survived by a brother a son and two daughters Edward M Quimby a Wooster Ohio millionaire died Saturday in a Dresden Germany hospital after an appendix operation His wife and eight children accompanied him His real estate in Cleveland Columbus Toledo Wooster Warren and Pittsburgh Ohio and Pennsylvania was inherited from his father a pioneer Ohio merchant
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Edward M. Quimby
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Tennis Survivors Vie In Club Tournament Schedule
Social notes list players advancing in a handicap tennis tournament at the club with morning and afternoon matches. Included are Roy Miller and Oliver Dunlap vs Will Breed and Billy Hopple at 9, Lockhorne and Truxton Emerson vs Este Lee and George Haydock at 10, and finals at 3. Ladies doubles follow with matches at 10 and 10 30, finals at 8 80. Luncheon at 1.
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Roy Miller
Oliver Dunlap
Will Breed
Billy Hopple
Lockhorne
Truxton Emerson
Este Lee
George Haydock
Dorothy Matthews
Louise Ayres
Elizabeth Mendenhall
George Stimson
Elizabeth Pendleton
Stanley Ramsey
Mardi Hunt
In Vogue in Cincinnati This Season
This season invites extravagance in supplies and accessoires for leather care and grooming. Emphasizes towels, soaps, tonics, brushes, powders, vinegars, showers, sprays, ammonias, borax. Highlights updated sweaters as easy outer garments for outdoor sports and vacations.
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