Commercial Tribune Announces Daily and Subscriptions details
The Commercial Tribune lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions including half year and one year terms. It notes foreign postage costs for Great Britain and other Universal Postal Union regions and provides multiple bureau addresses for news and advertising services.
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Bryan Leadership Defines Denver Convention Drama
The piece argues that William Jennings Bryan dominates the Democratic convention and party, decisive in shaping its fate. It notes Bryan's lasting influence, the party’s drift toward radicalism, and contrasts Bryan’s vitality with Taft’s political vigor. It claims Bryan cannot win and will press a long fight.
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Guffey
Ohio
National Committee
Tom Johnson
Denver
Gore
Oklahoma
Johnson
Gray
Mr. Bryan
Tom Loftin Johnson
Democratic Party
Weather prospects for continued fair and warmer conditions
Forecaster Bassler says fair skies and warmer air will prevail today with light to fresh south winds. July 9 records show high temperatures around 86 to 89, lows near 60s, clear conditions, and no precipitation.
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Weekend Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana and Nearby
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky on Friday and Saturday with light to fresh south winds in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. West Virginia expects showers on Friday and warmer conditions on Saturday.
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Atlantic Shipping News Inbound And Outbound Vessels
Shipping reports list arrivals at Havre Sable Island and Queenstown and departures from New York Liverpool and Southampton. Vessels include Michigan Hamburg Amerika Lusitania Kaiserin Augusta Victoria and Cunard liners with estimated dock times and wireless updates.
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An Old Dinner Described by a Brussels Antiquary
An antiquary named Goe bel hosts a dinner featuring apples aged over eighteen centuries, bread from ancient wheat, butter dating to Elizabeth I, and wine older than Columbus. Guests share modest portions but ample butter, with peaches of Pompeii and jars from pyramids, corinthian vaults, and Scottish wells. The apples taste freshly picked.
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International Tuberculosis Congress to Open in Washington
The first of seventeen congresses in the United States will meet in Washington from September 21 to October 12 with President Roosevelt as president and Governors as vice presidents. Ohio led state involvement with Governor Harris accepting a vice presidency, and the Arrangements Committee is chaired by Dr. C. C. Probst. The event highlights the growing fight against tuberculosis, which remains deadly especially for ages 16 to 45, with one in four deaths in that group due to TB. Brazil plans a 1.25 million dollar program for research and aggressive anti TB measures.
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Travel Plans Highlight Bryan On Far Headwaters Expedition
A fragmented snippet notes Mr. Bryan will require a full stateroom in November while traveling to the farthest headwaters of a stream. The context suggests a transport or travel feature without full details.
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Carrie Nation Declares Gown Removal Crusade
Carrie Nation proclaims a crusade to remove the first gown she encounters. The remark prompts questions about the clothing worn by the involuntary subject and how she would return home afterward.
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The Hideous Billboard Sparks City Debate
The Chicago Record-Herald denounces a new billboard as hideous and notes the trouble it brings by extending its unsightly features across the city, prompting public reaction and debate.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Platform Maker Holds Back On Colored Brother Door
The article notes Mr Platform Maker resists opening opportunities to the colored brother, a stance seen as not ready by Marie Henry who urged a more inclusive approach. The dialogue hints at broader civil rights tensions surrounding access and integration.
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John W. Kern
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Pace
Alabama
Mack
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Clayton
Raymond Robbins
Chicago
Denver Mixes Tactics Benches Watterson in Louisville
Marie Henry voices trouble over how Denver runs operations alongside Mr. Watterson in Louisville. The comment highlights tensions between the two cities regarding management and policy decisions impacting Henry.
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Bryan Takes Center Stage In Shifting Spotlight
The lmelight shifts away from Cas tro as Mr. Bryan asserts prominence and claims the spotlight in a notable change of focus and leadership.
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Bryan
Chicago Praises Census Bureau New Directory Release
Chicago officials extend compliments to the Census Bureau as a new city directory is issued. The release highlights updated listings and municipal references for local businesses, organizations, and residents, signaling improved civic records.
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Census Bureau
Judge Parker Encounters the Steam Roller
Judge Parker appears to confront a tough setback as a metaphorical steam roller hits a core issue. The strip portrays a clash between authority and pressure, highlighting a challenging obstacle for the judge.
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Mr Bryan Cuts The Ice While Denver Furnishes Snow
A concise line highlights Mr Bryan taking decisive action as Denver provides the backdrop of snow. The proverb-like phrasing contrasts the two cities' roles in the scene. Bryan emerges as the active agent in the unfolding situation.
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Mr. Bryan
After Denver a Rest for a While
After Denver, a rest for a while. After the rest Taft.
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Taft
Latonia notes and dog stories spark debate and humor
A reader corrects a column crediting Mrs Charles Schmidlapp for funding Eden Park concerts. The note recalls a fireworks dog tale from Hamilton and shares a New York ASPCA record on stray dogs and cats destroyed, highlighting growing animal control efforts.
Democratic Year Opens With Clayton Speech At Democratic Convention
Delegates gather in Denver as Henry D Clayton secures permanent chairmanship. Clayton blasts Republican policies, defends Roosevelt era reforms, and vows a Democratic victory in the coming quadrennial contest. New York Pennsylvania Illinois and Ohio delegations face fatigue and heat while a lively program unfolds with rosters, speeches, and parade-style processions.
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Hudson's Bay Company history and territorial limits
The piece outlines the Hudson's Bay Company's 1670 charter by Charles II to Prince Rupert and peers, its original name, and the vast Ruport’s Land monopoly. It notes the 1821 merger with Northwest Fur Company, licenses in 1838, and the 1869 transfer of original possessions to the British Government, then 1870 Canadian incorporation, while trade continued despite territorial losses.
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Leech Demonstration Warns Smoking Harms Blood
A West Virginia school journal piece shows a doctor using leeches to illustrate cigarette damage. A smoker agrees to cut intake if both leeches die, but both perish, underscoring the claim that tobacco poisons blood.
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West Virginia School Journal
Autocrat of a Great Ocean Liner
An exploration of the ship captain as supreme ruler aboard transatlantic liners. It details the captain's absolute authority, the ladder of advancement from fourth officer to captain, slow promotion, strict discipline, low junior pay, and the high stakes of errors ending a career on the sea.
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Noting Jewish generosity in supporting fresh air funds
A Cincinnati observer notes that Jewish citizens dominate donations to the Fresh Air Fund and similar groups, often at about 80 percent. He questions if they are more generous than others and praises their substantial, widely recognized contributions.
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Cincinnati
Fresh Air Fund
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests Across States
A long roster of hotel arrivals is reported in Cincinnati with guests from Ohio Indiana Kentucky Maryland Missouri and beyond. Names include Gibson James Leyton Walker Frantz Edward Dougal Garriegues Burwell Bacon Doyle Smith Culbertson Van Degrift Fitzgerald Wolf Richardson Horton Reif Shanan Lackman Riddick Ty Davidson Etting er Reynolds Norris Hamill Busby Wilcox Brand Ross Kaling Garvey Elzy Yoder Reese Hines Wooters Reece McCormick among others. The list spans cities such as Columbus Pittsburg Knoxville Louisville Chicago New York and London and includes travelers from Bombay India and Fairfield Virginia.
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Maysville
Kentucky
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Dayton, C
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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India
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Newark
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Munro
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Cleveland
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Owensboro
Dennison
Patrick Grady
Why we say need not instead of needs not
A grammar note explains that in negative sentences expressing obligation the verb need is an auxiliary and does not take a third person singular ending. The rule applies to all standard grammars.
The Admirable Crichton and the Duke's Son
James Crichton born in Scotland in 1560 rose to fame in Paris by challenging leading scholars in twelve languages. He earned the title Admirable after a public debate, then served the Duke of Mantua as a tutor before a carnival night tragedy ended with Crichton defending his pupil and dying by the prince’s dagger.
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Paris
Duke of
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Crichton
Faces on Cherry Stones
General Horace Porter recalled that General Grant could not carve faces on cherry stones. The remark, spoken in New York, explained that Grant did small tasks simply, yet in great moments he stood as a giant.
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New York
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