Commercial Tribune issues and service details 1909
The Commercial Tribune announces subscription rates including prepaid, mail and Sunday editions with annual and half year terms. It lists foreign postage, prepayment rules, and delivery options. Branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London and Washington provide news and advertisements.
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Great Britain
Universal Union
Express
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Raft
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Attorney General Wickersham Pu d ucah Speech Highlights State Regulation
The Lexington Herald argues that federal takeover of all business is unlikely and that state regulation remains essential. It notes most business is done by individuals or partnerships and praises uniform corporate laws to curb abuses, while criticizing overreaching half baked theories. The piece laments political fixation on office seeking.
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Lexington Herald
Wickersham
Pad Ucah
Herald
Oil and Tobacco Trusts
Beer Ett e Name Sparks Nashville Debate
Discussion in Nashville centers on calling non alcoholic beer a beer ette saying naming does not change the effect or legal status as beer like beverages are considered near beer in regulation.
Bomb found at New Jersey summer resort leads to investigation
A device was discovered at a New Jersey summer resort prompting police action. Officials warned guests to evacuate as investigators assess the scene and secure the area for safety.
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New Jersey
Harm on History Uneashees in Columbus Week
In Columbus this week the Great Judson is away on private Cincinnati business. The statehouse choir sang an old song as candidates’ tavern sighs rose. At Harrison building the automobile department was moved and a door filled in by John J. Lentz led to comic sounds from Karns. The scene ends with a tease that the Great (To Be Continued.)
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Columbus
Judson
Cincinnati
Statehouse
Harrison Building
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Lentz, Fritter & Linton
Lentz
John J. Lentz
Karns
Tom Cooke
Automobbile
John
Ellence
Picnic Staples And City Life In Summer Notes
The writer recalls picnics with sandwiches cakes and fruit, praising sandwiches as the essential picnic staple and noting turnovers and fruit but avoiding messy pies. He then counters a friend who finds Cincinnati dull in summer, arguing the city stays lively through constant social contact and neighborly help.
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Cincinnati
Government files rotten egg case in pure food crusade
A Virginia incident leads to a department of justice filing titled Transmits a boiled egg which he believes is rotten. G. A. Neuendorf of Clark South Dakota sent the sample for examination to the federal inspectors. The case No 147668 notes the egg was sent for test and officials remark it was not received at its best.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Northwest
Wickersham
G. A. Neuendorf
Clark
United States Express
Fowler
Italian Becomes Louisiana’s First Black Hand Gallows Victim
Leon ardo Gebbia an Italian, the first man executed in Louisiana for a black hand society crime, was hanged at Hahnvill e. He received the last rites from a priest.
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Hahnville
Leonardo Gebbia
Louisiana
Black Hand Society
Buffalo Suffragette Grace Johnson Jailed in London
Grace Johnson of Buffalo was one of four suffragettes arrested in Downing Street for refusing police orders to disperse while attempting to deliver a petition to Premier Asquith. They were sentenced in Bow Street police court to three weeks in jail for refusing to pay fines.
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London
Grace Johnson
Buffalo
Downing Street
Asquith
Bow Street
Roosevelt Bags Giant Hippopotamus on Naivasha Shores
Theodore Roosevelt, visiting Lake Naivasha in British East Africa, hunted from Captain Richard Attenborough’s ranch and yesterday brought down a giant hippopotamus estimated at three tons on the south shore.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Lake Naivasha
Richard Attenborough
Weather summary for July 16 1909 in Ohio Valley
Cooler conditions spread across the Ohio valley as a northwestern high pressure area brings relief. Scattered showers were confined to the South and east of the Alleghenies while Cincinnati reported a high of 83 and a low of 69 with clear skies after 7 pm. Government forecast calls for fair conditions in Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia over the weekend with light west winds.
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Ohio Valley
Alleghenies
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Vane
Abilene
Fe Lander
Atlanta
el Little
Baltimore
P.c
Louisville
Bismarck
Buffalo
Cairo
Pawereee
Nashbuill
Caleee
New Orleans
Charlotte c
New York
Norfolk
Cheyenne
Oklahoma
Columbus
Philadelphia
Corpus
Denver
Davenport
Dodge
Aeebeet Cc
Dubuque Voor
City
Duluth
Oy Louis
el Paco
St. Paul
Rott
Galveston
Seaeeee
San Antonio
Grand Rapids
Havre
Sucenselves
Shipping News and Obituary Bulletin
NEW YORK arrivals list ships from Liverpool Boston New York and other ports. Obituary notes Bishop John Shanley Fargo North Dakota died of apoplexy aged 71 with career in Catholic hierarchy. Captain Thomas Crowley Manila police officer died after brain tumor operation. John Thorpe former Florence World’s Fair chief of floriculture died at 68 in Chicago.
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John Shanley
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Shanley
Albion
N. Y
St. Paul
College of the Propaganda
Rome
Thomas F. Crowley
Haverhill
Mass
Manila
P. L
John Thorpe
Chicago
Arrest of Frank Clark alias Sunns Red in Birmingham murder case
Police report Frank Clark alias Sunns alias Red was arrested in the Second district after word arrived he was wanted in Birmingham Alabama for murder and robbery. Separate reports describe thefts at Claude Dry Cleaning on McMillan and Boone, a suitcase stolen on Fifth and Walnut, a trunk theft of $150, a purse snatching of $45, a disorderly conduct fine for Joe Jehaltzky, and a manslaughter case involving Herman Brumsbach released on bond.
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Frank Clark
Sunns
Claude Jolley
Knoxville
Tenn
Wesley Randolf
Fifth and
Walnut
William Thomas
East Pearl
John
E B. Moore
Mount Oreb
Sixth
Elm
N. Hollinger
Joe Jehaltzky
Herman Brumsbach
Rittenhouse
Ringhead
Clifford George
New York
White
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Bleekman
Oliver Smith
Plum Street
Jackson
Manchester
Arthur Hord
Richmond Street
Calnan
Hill
Pauline Richter
Ethel
Hospital Admissions and Tuberculosis Cases Listed
A fragment records patient entries including addresses on Elm Street and Coe Street with tuberculosis. Names such as Boyce Dwight Galzjard and Ton William N. appear alongside ages and hospital assignments. Other notes mention Brossart Magdalenia, 14 days, and Cincinnati Hospital with pneumonia.
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Eis Hospital
Jobn
Elm Street
Boyce
Dwight Galzjard
Coe Street
Ph Ton
William N
Dirr
Streat
Thisia
Brossart
Magdalenia
Cincinnati Hospital
Widow of French Artist Found Dead by Gas In Versailles
The widow of French artist Jean Joseph Benjamin Constant died by gas asphyxiation in Versailles. Authorities believe Constant may have died by his own hand in 1902, with the widow’s death today deemed an apparent suicide by gas in the same city.
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Versailles
Jean Joseph Benjamin
Constant
Willis Law Held Sufficient in Ohio
Special Dispatch reports that Kentucky Representative Ben Johnson finds a flaw in proposed tobacco tax relief, noting the bill as passed requires farmers to keep records for every sale. Ohio protests against the net earnings tax on corporations cite the Willis law taxing 0.1 percent of capital stock, warning of double taxation if a federal levy is imposed.
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Washington
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Senate
Burton
Ohio
Columbus Board of Trade
Elks Open Reunion Parade With Flower Festival
The midsummer flower and allegorical festival and parade marked the Elks reunion in Los Angeles. About 10 000 spectators lined a five mile march as Grand Exalted Ruler James A Sammis led 500 couples in the grand march at the ball opening. A barbecue at Lucky Baldwin ranch and a Venice fireworks display close the convention with a grand ball.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James A. Sammis
Leo Longworth
Lucky” Baldwin
Arcadia
Venice
Value of American manufactures exported to Germany
The value of manufactures exported to Germany in the decade ending June 30, 1909, totals about 500 million dollars. The estimate covers two groups: manufactures ready for consumption and manufactures for further use in manufacturing, as classified by the Bureau of Statistics.
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Washington
Germany
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
Herrick Estate Probate Splits Between Wives Children
In Cleveland, Col John F Herrick who died last week left a 10 000 estate to his second wife and children from that marriage while disinheriting his two sons Green and Frank from his first wife now using their mother’s name. He notes the sons may receive more from their mother and directs souvenirs for them.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
John F. Herrick
Flora Spellman
Canton, CO
Pauline W
Howard W
Marguerite
Groveland Club
Marian H. Temple
Washington, D. C
Roy Herrick
West Thirtysixth Street
Herrick
Clay
Kentucky
Green
Frank
Colonel Herrick
Ohio grocer found dead in canal near Paris
The body of Samuel Brock a grocer of Good Hope Fayette County was found in the canal at Paris today. He was single and about an unspecified age. A note pinned to his coat identified him after discovery by a passerby.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington C.H
Samuel Brock
Good Hope
Fayette County
Canal Et
Paris
St Bernard Board Rejects Monce and Names Interim Leaders
At the public school last night the St Bernard board of education, with about 300 villagers present, voted 3 to 2 against reappointing A L Monce as superintendent. The board then chose J F Thaner as new leader, with Hannah Crotty and William Johnson also resigning in protest of Monce’s removal.
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A. L. Monce
Monce
J. F. Thaner
Hartwell
Hannah Crotty
William Johnson
Saloon Fracas Ends With cuts and Arrests in Saloon Fight
Henry Berlekamp suffered facial slashes and a severed neck artery after an argument over ten cents at Martin's saloon at Seventh and Plum. William Haney is charged with cutting to kill. Berlekamp faced disorderly conduct charges. Patrolmen arrested both men as they were jailed for police court today.
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Henry Berlekamp
Sherman Avenue
William Haney
West Seventh Street
Martin
Seventh
Plum Streets
Berlekamp
City Hospital
First District
Haney
Myler
Robbins
Nightengale
Waiting Station Planned at Harrison Avenue Viaduct
A new waiting station will be built on the south side of the Harrison Avenue viaduct at Brighton by a private company with board approval. Two railing sections must be removed to construct the small building, seen as a boon to the thousands who use the carpeted area daily.
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Harrison Avenue
Brighton
Board of Public Service
Concert at Wyoming Opens Band Stand Series
The village of Wyoming begins a biweekly summer band concert in the new band stand led by Dr. A A Kumler. The fifty musicians are recruited from Masonic lodges. Refreshments will be provided by Readers' club members with help from about twenty village young women.
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Wyoming
A. A. Kumler
Gertrude Peck
Edward Ritchie
KE. H. McClelland
Coroner probes death of woman at Pendleton hospital
Deputy Coroner Range examined the body of Mary Lehan Cantor 83 Pendleton Ohio after Dr. Thomas reported metallic poisoning. The stomach was tested and the cause of death will be announced today. Cantor reportedly abused alcohol and had been expelled from relatives’ home, taken to the hospital at 3 AM and died in the afternoon.
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Range
Mary Lehan Cantor
Pendleton
City Hospital
R. W. Thomas
Dog Protects Dead Master on Betts Street
Henry Alexander on Betts Street saw a heap at Betts and John streets and found a man dead a short distance from his work. The victim, Lewis Drethouse of Wade Street, was taken to the Morgue and later home. Heart failure is suspected, coroner to investigate today.
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Henry Alexander
Betts Street
Groeing
Betts
John
Lewis Drethouse
Wade Street
Prisoner Dies in Jail During Tuberculosis Illness
Coroner Coe ruled the death of John Miller a 28 year old homeless man who died suddenly in jail from acute tuberculosis. Miller was jailed July 13 for drunkenness and his next of kin was listed as John Miller of 1080 Limestone Pase Lexington Ky.
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Coe
John Miller
Miller
Lexington
Injured Man Quits Hospital After Knife Attack
A man named Michael Parte, 66, refused further treatment at the hospital after a knife attack in a nocturnal brawl. Emergency staff describe his anxiety to leave as surgeons assess his injuries and determine necessary care.
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Henry Berlekamp
Michael Parte
Michael
The Merry Widow Remarried at Chester Park
Remarried Preparations progress for the new Viennese operetta The Merry Widow Remarried at Chester Park with Carl Von Wegern directing musical numbers Miss Norwood to star in acting roles and the company rehearsing under stage managers The premiere is set for Monday night July 19 drawing Hutchinson players and audiences to the pavilion with elaborate scenery costumes and electrical illuminations The park attractions including the aerial auto and other features promise record attendance on Sunday
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Chester
Carl von Wegern
Miss Norwood
Merry Widow
Rafayette’s Dogs at Chester Vaudeville Act Seen This Night
Patrons in Chester view the Rafayette dog act in the Chester pavilion as Daisy the bulldog carries Rafayette on her shoulders while he balances on his head. The show features Sommers and Otte, the Merritt Sisters, and the Lessik Anita act with a canary, praised as among the best vaudeville bills shown around Cincinnati this summer.
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Rafayette
Chester
Chester Pavilion
Daisy
Sommers
Otte
Merritt Sisters
Lessik-Anita
Lessik
Cincinnati
Circus Days at Coney Island Opens Tomorrow
The Coney Island circus season begins tomorrow with an afternoon show under trees near the club house. Propr supporters Kohl and Burns present free entertainment featuring a trained riding monkey and other novelties designed for children and visiting steamer crowds.
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Coney
Coney Island
Messrs
Kohl and Burns
Monkey
Simian
Freckle Competition at Coney Island Park on Children’s Day
The Coney Island company plans a freckle contest for the best freckled boy and girl on children’s day at the river park. Winners receive a premium, with a freckle picnic as a feature of the juvenile carnival celebrating outdoor health and sunshine.
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Coney Island Company
River Park
Band Leader Don Philippini to Play at the Zoo
The Don Philippini band is hailed as one of the largest and finest in the country with soloists highly regarded in America. Booking to the garden during the summer season was difficult, and the Zoo staff welcomes the event. The Sunday programme blends popular and classical selections.
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Don Philippini
America
Queen City Beach Sees Crowds for Morning and Night Swims
Early morning visits to the Queen City beach attract couples and families as Ohio waters at Bellevue points draw many bathers. Night bathing proves popular with river lights drawing large crowds, and Manager Kroger anticipates thousands on Sunday.
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Queen City Beach
Ohio
Bellevue Gands
Queen City
Kroger
Entertaining animals slated at Zoo Sunday Prof Wormwood show
Don Philippini and his real human band perform for visitors as Wormwood's near human canines and nearer-human monkeys prepare free pavilion shows. The famed trainer brings the best animals to the garden, promising an attractive opening day at this popular resort.
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Don Philippini
Zoo
Wormwood
Garden
Prof
Picnic Ticket Bonanza At Coney Island Draws Thousands
Over 6,000 tickets were issued for today’s Coney Island picnic events drawing large crowds. Organizers reported strong turnout and festive activities across the seaside site.
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Coney Island
Musical comedy star and brother drown near Peoria
Jeanette Dolan a national musical comedy star with Richard Carle’s company and her brother James Dolan of Chillicothe were drowned when their boat broke apart while fishing off the island opposite Columbia Park. A fisherman named Dick Arnold survived.
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Peoria
Jall
Jeanette Dolan
Richard Carle
James Dolan
Chillicothe
Columbia Park
Dick Arnold
Catholic groups urge purge of objectionable vaudeville acts
At a meeting of the Federated Catholic societies of Cincinnati resolutions condemned objectionable vaudeville features. A petition asks theater managers in major cities to remove immoral turns next season. Joseph W. Conroy said the move is an appeal, not a lawsuit.
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Federated Catholic Societies of
Cincinnati
United States
Joseph W. Conroy
Federation
Missing Lad From 1988 West Eighth Street
Herbert Snowdon age 10 employed by United States Electric Tool company failed to return after going to the bank yesterday. Police could not locate him last night. Officers said he was last seen near 1988 West Eighth Street.
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Herbert Snowdon
United States Electric Tool Company
West Eighth Street
German Picture Card Trade Threatened by U S Tariff
Fred Hoffman of Hamburg says the new tariff will end Germany’s monopoly on pictorial postal cards in the United States. He notes cheap skilled lithography and patent processes fueled German firms’ profits, but the Dingley law shifts the market to domestic producers and reduces card usage amid European and American economic hardship. Hoffman travels frequently and has long worked in this industry since 1896.
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Germany
United States
Fred Hoffman
Hamburg
Teutons
Cincinnati
Hoffman
Earth
In Vogue In Cincinnati Features Linen Coat and Fashion Caps
The piece notes edge scalloped linen sleeveless coats with central dots and embroidery wreaths, panel construction, and rounded bottoms. It highlights sun-shielding caps, affordable ready made white lingerie dresses, machine made decorative lace, patent leather belts, and flattering creams and soft tints for varying complexions.
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Arthler
Men’s fashion tips feature multi weave self colors
The article highlights new men’s styles with multi weave effects, vertical striped patterns, and stitched drops. It mentions bamboo green accents, applier inlays, zebra patterns, and bright browns. Panama straw and fancy bands appear popular. Short suits and two piece outfits are favored for summer.
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