Subscription rates and bureau locations full page notice
The notice lists prepaid subscription prices for Daily and Sunday issues including annual and term rates. It details delivery by carrier overseas rates to Great Britain and the Continent, and provides post office address and payment methods. It also enumerates branch and city news offices in Walnut Hills Cincinnati and Newport along with bureaus in London and Washington.
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Income tax process moves to state legislatures for ratification
The article notes Congress has emitted a two thirds vote to propose an income tax amendment, which now goes to state legislatures. With most adjourned for the year, ratification by three fourths of states faces a slow path amid possible opposition and political maneuvering.
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Tariff reform gains demand for a national commission
A systemic canvass shows 90 percent of business groups favor a tariff board or commission to study U S trade and tariff reform. Major associations including New York Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers press for action while Congress hesitates and conference members push to dilute the measure.
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Women shoppers discuss meat economy and summer cooking
A reader recalls conversations with two housekeepers about meat prices and the belief that cheap cuts are not truly cheap. They share experiments in summer cooking, including cherry fritters with filbert kernels, and praising wives who cater to a husband’s tastes. The note commends Dr. Sarah Sievers’ stance on women's trial access and highlights growing advertiser confidence offering summer bargains.
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Commercial Tribune
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tariff commission fight clouds Washington meetings
The joint conference committee prepares to push a tariff commission proposal with hundreds of business leaders attending to press states for a deme mission. Supporters say Aldrich provision is harmless while Taft may back the idea. opposition within the House could derail the plan and affect the next campaign. A Chicago socialist cites low wages as contrast to high pay for Cubs and Giants players. Bryan pursues higher political goals beyond senate ambitions.
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Utica Show Sums Frogs Fail To Attract Fancy Prices
In Utica New York a frog show failed to meet demand as the amphibians did not fetch high prices in fashionable cafes.
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New York
Benevolent wife makes amends with generous gifts
Sage’s widow, noted for charity, is now giving generously to public causes amid efforts to compensate scarce earlier donations. Her actions reflect a broader commitment to support local charities and civic projects.
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Rusger
Sage
Boston Mayor Kissed by 150 Girls Sparks Debate
A remark suggests the mayor of Boston was kissed by 150 girls, inviting discussion on propriety and public image. Critics challenge the inference about his discretion while supporters cite humor and political theater.
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Boston
Apparent MFéséi Shirt Confusion Noted in Service Records
A fragment notes a July 1 per capita circulation of 35.01 dollars and mentions MFéséi in connection with a shirt arrangement. The readable items imply a clerical or financial ledger entry and a possible clothing issue. Further details are unclear due to fragmentary text.
The Wrights Quote the Weather Adage on Wind
The Wrights cite an old saying about weather noting that wind must blow to matter. The remark reflects a pragmatic take on atmospheric conditions and timing.
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Wrights
Memphis Prohibition Views From O P Gibson at Burnet House
O P Gibson of Memphis Tennessee spoke on prohibition law enforcement noting saloonkeepers resist the law and violations are rising. He warned moonshine production is booming in the mountains and predicted the anti liquor movement may gain momentum.
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Burnet House
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Weather Notes and Local Appointments in Cincinnati Area
Cooler weather follows Monday's storm in the Ohio valley with fair skies ahead and moderate temps expected. The weather report also notes 100 degree heat in Texas and Louisiana yesterday and lists July 18 1909 observations. Justice Muller to hear case. George Ena and William Miller named substitute Cincinnati post office letter carriers. Robert Berhiel reports theft of a $25 gold watch chain from Purity Bakery locker.
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Steamship Arrivals and Departures From Major Ports
Multiple vessels arrive at New York and European ports including Potsdam from Rotterdam and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen. Sailed ships include Eugenia to London and Anglian to Boston. Atlantic traffic reports list arrivals at Gibraltar Havre Genoa Naples and Cherbourg with several liners and routes.
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Eminent French Engraver Jules Clement Chaplain Dead
Jules Clement Chaplain, medallion engraver, died in Paris yesterday. Born 1839, he was a commander of the Legion of Honor and a member of the Institute of France.
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M. Chaplain
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Multiple Thefts andDeaths Reported Across City Neighborhoods
Police logged several incidents including Mrs. L Freund reporting the theft of $15 cash a diamond ring and an emerald ring from her room at 106 Central Avenue. A Westwood express wagon on Pearl Street was looted of a large ladies wear package. David White reported the larceny of a gold watch charm from 955 Central Avenue. William Johnson 42 was cut in a Front Street altercation. the alleged assailant Ella Roberts Patsy Maccabees named. William Friedel age 4 died at 1088 Freeman Avenue from peritonitis per coroner report. Coroner Coe also investigating the death of Benjamin Brookfield 58, believed natural causes after an injury at a fishing camp. Separate notices mention Cincinnati University building projects and Peeriesg Fishing Club camp plans with listed names Jacob Eugene Rempfler Jacob Grimm John Naogel and others.
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William Johnson
Front Street
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William Friedel
Freeman Avenue
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Benja
Brookfield
Ricean
Cinciin University
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O Wiver
Jacob Eugene Rempfler
Jacob Grimm
Ohn
Naogel
Burial Notice Remains for Dozens of Deceased Names
A lengthy burial notice lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses, detailing causes of death such as sarcoma, nephritis, cerebral hemorrhage, tuberculosis, and other ailments. Hospitals named include Jewish Hospital, Christ Hospital, and Longview Hospital, with residents of Fowler LA and surrounding areas.
Ministers Flay Taft's Preacher in Public Sermon Controversy
Clergy in Beverly Massachusetts taft home denounce Rev Paul H Drake sermon praising Sunday diversions. Cincinnati ministers weigh in noting Drake’s remarks contrast with Taft's free thought stance. Several pastors call for proper Sabbath observance and orthodox limits on church influence.
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Cincinnati
George A. Thayer
First Congregational Unitarian Church
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Verly
George R. Robbins
Lincoln Park Institutional
Norwood to Get New 1200-Seat Theater this Fall
Prominent Norwood businessmen led by Theodore Riverman back a concrete and stone theater on Montgomery road near the First National Bank building. Architect C M Foster drafts plans for a $25,000 project expected to be among the county’s finest.
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Theodore Riverman
Montgomery Road
First National Bank
C. M. Foster
City to install safety steel lead strip on public stairs
City engineer Landmaker plans to cover public steps with a patent steel and lead strip this winter to improve safety. The measure aims to prevent slips, following a history of slippery weather on city and suburban stairs.
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Gundmaker
Various Local Social Ties Include Weddings Trips and Honors
Summers move finds Mr and Mrs J J Hopkins at Harvard Springs Mich while Miss Helen visits Connecticut for Smith alumnae banquet. Dr R E B Gowdy sails for Europe to study two years with a long Cincinnati Univ background and Phi Beta Kappa honors. Mrs Thrall marks golden wedding at Eden Ave home as friends gather. Mrs Groesbeck heads to Bass Rock and Manchester by the Sea. A Sacred Heart wedding at Camp Washington unites Mayme Schmidt and Mr A Meyer with music by Italian church performers. Major social visits include Mrs W H Connor traveling to Chicago then home with Mrs Byrth, and Miss Florence Ray leaving for Frankfort Michigan for summer.
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Gerard Fait
Wil A. Meyer
Anthony Meyer
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Kentucky Society Weekend Travel Notes and Visits
The Kentucky Society lists Newport residents and relatives departing for summer travels to Oden Michigan California Kentucky and Aurora Indiana. Others plan visits to Louisville Olympia Springs Cleveland Montreal and Montreal with relatives from Covington Newport and Indianapolis accompanying or hosting.
In Vogue in Cincinnati Ostrich Fur Feathers Trade
The piece notes ostrich farms claim to raise all feathers but dealers say feathers arrive from foreign markets via New York. It questions why home enterprises mislead buyers to spark interest and mentions vacation plans and passing time with easy crafts like towel and table linen work.
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Men Adopt Silver Grays and Flannel Fashion Shifts
Smart tips describe men embracing silver gray hairstyles with striped flannel, slate-colored suits, dark pewter hues, and subdued fall tones. Plaished shirts appear in grays with plaited patterns, and new four-in-hand neckties with sewn seams gain popularity.
Taft welcomed by civil workers and amusement fans
National Capital specials note Taft’s appeal to civil employees and liberal sports lovers after his corner stone speech at Ingram Memorial church. The piece highlights salary protest, union jokes, and tariff talk with Payne defending reduced duties while Aldrich’s bill looms.
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Irish Day Plans Move Smoothly
The Irish day will be held August 15 at Chester Park Hamilton county with Irish songs dances feats and games. Delegations from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana will attend and wearing of the green will be required for entry. John T Keating of Chicago will be the orator and exhiibitions by famed marathon runners may be arranged.
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Teasing Provokes Fatal Shot in Smith Alley
Coroner Coe investigates the death of Roy Delaware a colored boy shot by Eddie Cobbs a colored mute after bystander tests show Cobbs invited taunting and used a Flobert rifle to fire at Delaware in Smith alley on July 11 the fatal wound was to the neck.
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Labor Day Parade Draws Labor Unions Favoring March
Several unions told the Central Labor Council they favor a Labor Day march. The committee said enough unions have declared support to proceed with a general outing, though the exact location remains to be decided and some unions may abstain.
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Central Labor Council
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Amons
Photographer F M Somers Honored at National Association Meeting
F M Somers, a renowned photographer, was singled out as a demonstrator at the National Association meeting. The event, hosted at a major venue, honored his contributions to the field and recognized his long career in photography.
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