Cincinnati Tribune Classifieds and Offices Listing
The Commercial Tribune page lists subscription rates and delivery options, plus branch news offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Columbus and London Trafalgar Building. It mentions payment methods and contact details for the Cincinnati office and foreign postage rates.
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Weather Summary May 31 1905 Interior cool with mild temperatures
Weather is fair and moderately cool across the interior. Cincinnati shows a 58 to 72 degree range yesterday. The Weather Bureau record for May 31 1905 ends at 8 p.m. with a seventy fifth meridian time comparison to the same day in prior years.
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Fragmented OCR: Telephone lines and office routes listed
Daytime calls to Main 379 connect to the Commercial Tribune private exchange for department access. After 6:30 p.m. Roo iness Office Sporting Edité City Editor reports Managing Editor and city desk numbers.
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Midwest Forecast: Warmer with Fair Skies
Ohio will see fair and warmer weather on Thursday with Friday remaining fair and light southwest to south winds. West Virginia follows with fair conditions and warmer temperatures Thursday into Friday. Indiana and Kentucky also expect fair and warmer Thursday and Friday with light or variable winds in places.
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Prominent Guests at Cincinnati Hotels
A list of visitors staying at Cincinnati hotels includes Gibson A W Fussey Detroit Henry P Thompson Chicago James F Price New York Coburn Farrar St Louis Mrs C T Carson Toledo Burnet A L Stewart New York Mrs E H Mills New York F J Anderson Rochester E W Grinnell Boston E L Moran Dayton St Nicholas A P De Camp St Louis WW Story New York Robert Schrader Toledo A D Skinner Eric Grand E H Andrews Birmingham Ala Mr and Mrs J T Kirtland New Orleans R J McGill Indianapolis R W Stanton Trenton N J Palace Henry Price Jackson Miss y H Shell Akron A Berrett Newark W F German Louisville W W une Rochester Stag L L Bristow Georgetown Ky Frank M Baisden Atlanta C C La zenby Chicago J Paul Swain Frank fort Ky M W Kenper Buffalo
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Ocean Steamship Movements Report From Atlantic Ports
New York arrivals include Georgic and Oceanic from Liverpool. Teutonic Noordam and Citti di Torino sailings to European ports. Havre and Queenstown report arrivals and sailings. Plymouth Cherbourg routes. Vancouver and Deutschland movements noted. Dover Pretoria arrival. New York Germania arrival. Liverpool shippers Haverford and Mauretania sail.
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Visitors at the Business Men's Club
Visitors at the Business Men's Club yesterday included Albert Brede New York Rev F Cc English Moores Hill Ind J F Christian Cleveland CO H W Miller Ingfield O E W Boblett Terre Haute Ind Chas W Kent Bristol Va C Richardson Chicago J C Doe Louisville Ky Jas V Baldwin S Armistrong A R Betts Los An ne BR G Frederick Harrison J G Thompson Chicago Dr J W Dayton O
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Los Anne
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Peace talk amid Russian Japanese conflict urges restraint
The article notes representatives of Russia and Japan seek peace while warns of the grave human cost. It contrasts public sentiment, calls for universal peace, and cites Pius X. urging arbitration over bloodshed, urging world mediation to end the war.
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Nevada as State-hood example delays urge caution and growth
The piece argues delays in statehood for New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma illustrate a star on the flag reminding patience. It cites Nevada population figures from 1905 census estimates and notes irrigation projects and new gold fields as evidence of growth despite delays. Nevada’s example shows cautious pace in state formation and emphasizes government-led development as true wealth.
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Lipton Criticizes America's Cup Rules and Race Limits
Sir Thomas Lipton complains that modern Cup yachts are mere racing machines rather than true sailing vessels. He urges the New York Yacht Club to allow broader entrants such as three masted schooners or other schooners. Meanwhile Wilhelm Von Hohenzollern presents a cup as a prize to a schooner or other vessel type.
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Atlantic Yacht Challenge Sparks American Victory
A three-thousand-mile Atlantic contest saw an American three-masted schooner win easily with hull rigging by American designers and built by American builders manned by American sailors. The piece urges Sir Thomas Lipton to issue a challenge, predicting swift acceptance and defeat.
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Read Smart Set on Word Annihilation in Korea Strait
A critical note questions the use of the term annihilation by newspapers in reporting recent troubles in the Strait of Korea. It argues no other word fits the situation and invites reconsideration of diction.
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Peter of Servia Warned on Dust or Be Cut Off
The press warnings to Peter of Servia warn him to rise and dust or risk being cut off in his prime, as an attempt to flee would foretell loss of prime and salary.
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Peace talk hopes fade as ministers show restraint
Japanese and Russian Ministers insist peace is more remote than ever. Yet others who might have a say could influence the process, suggesting future openness may come with time and persuasion.
Climate Drift Changes Job Seekers in Pana
People seeking work in Pana find the climate tolerable for residents but disagreeable for outsiders, while locals say job seekers adapt differently to the regional conditions.
Graft Charge Cited in Chicago Councilman Case
The Chicago Record Herald reports graft charges against a Chicago councilman, asserting the official failed to demand spot cash. The remark highlights alleged corruption tied to the council and prompts scrutiny of municipal finances.
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Philadelphia Ring Surrenders and Bae’s Motive Questioned
The Philadelphia ring has surrendered, and questions arise about the Bae's intent on mischief as the city contemplates its next steps.
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Varrus Wails Over Lost Legions At Sea
The Czar laments ships and crews lost to the deep as Varrus pleads for the return of his legions. The fragment conveys a dire maritime disaster with imperial sorrow and military losses.
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Mayor Weaver Faces Challenge in Philadia City Politics
Ambition and rival moves cloud Philadia as Mayor Weaver may gain an edge, while a looming strategic opportunity could alter the balance if he overlooks shifts in the local power dynamics.
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The June Bride Sways Then July Sisters Arrive
The piece notes the June bride will dominate for one month with roses before the arrival of the Fourth of July and the ensuing July celebrations.
Secretary Hay Seeks Official Paris Viewing Now
Hay desires official approval to visit Paris but also contemplates viewing the city’s charms unofficially, signaling a cautious approach to travel plans.
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Lipton Notes American Yacht Wins Ocean Race
Sir Thomas Lipton and others are informed that an American yacht won the ocean race, marking a notable victory for the contender.
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Chicago Prays for Rain as Expert Dalrymple Arrives
The city seeks a downpour to blot out unrest when expert Dalrymple visits, hoping rain keeps rioters concealed and crowds calm during his appearance.
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Dalrymple
Rule About Flirting Over the Hello Wire Sparks Debate
A line forbidding flirting over the hello wire is argued as a rule against romantic mischief aimed at young sparks. The note suggests the prohibition targets inappropriate exchanges rather than general conversation.
Questioning Power Behind the Gun in Global Tension
The excerpt questions who wields influence in crises from gas price politics in Philadelphia to potential actions by Vladivostok, Japan, and Russia. It muses on courts versus people protecting rights, and references figures like Czar Nicolas, Rojestvensky, and naval and financial pressures shaping wartime perception.
Notes and Comment From a Decoration Day Morning
A columnist recalls a Decoration Day morning ball game with a nine year old fan who believes the umpire’s ninth inning call favored Chicago. The piece then muses on weather talk, a tiny boutonniere preserving vial, and streetcar workers facing long shifts amid storms. The narrator also laments pneumonia deaths and notes chilly air.
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As Old as She Looks In Chicago Woman Counsels Longevity
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item notes a Chicago native advising women on lasting life habits. The piece poses a playful question about how old a woman would be after centuries of living, suggesting a humorous takeaway on aging.
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Summer Mirth And Hold-Over News In A Quiet Column
A lighthearted note about summer and romance contrasts with a reflection on hold-over reading matter. A Western newspaper’s editorial slips on delayed battle news showing a Friday editorial written before a Sunday update.
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Russia
Ohio Socialists Hover Over Street Railway Policy
The Ohio Socialists hesitate over condemning municipal ownership of street railways or omitting it from their platform. The potential declaration could have wide electoral impact, causing a pause in their stance and strategy.
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Togo Victory Noted Compared to Blackburn State Race
A brief local weigh in from Owensboro Messenger notes Togo's victory is smaller than Blackburn's anticipated win over the State machine in January, signaling upcoming political dynamics.
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City Quarantine Plan Hinted to Fight Philadelphia Outbreak
Anderson indiana notes mayor Weaver threatens to purge boodlers as big cities prepare strict quarantine against Philadelphia amid growing health concerns.
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California inventor touts device for 200 mph travel
A California inventor claims a new device will let people travel 200 miles an hour. He says it could help Beef Trust magnates reach Canada quickly. He is being sued over a grand jury matter.
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A brief, opinionated fragment contrasts affection wasted on a ninety pound girl with that given to a fat circus woman, noting size makes no difference to feelings.
Mark Hanna’s Socialist Forecast Gains Noted Momentum
Analysts note rising discourse around socialism as a political fault line, echoing Mark Hanna’s prediction that socialist issues will shape the next battle. Indicators include increased public debate, party messaging shifts, and mounting media attention.
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Japan Eyes Baltic Challenge If Togo Fleet Advances
A provocative note suggests Japan could upset European cabinet debates by sending Togo’s victorious fleet toward the Baltic Sea, signaling potential imperial moves and regional recalibration. The idea underscores growing naval tensions and strategic recalculations among powers.
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Roosevelt Victory Endorsement Reaffirms Non Reelection Stance
The Wilmington Journal reports President Roosevelt remains committed to not seeking a second term, praising his decisive actions against trusts and railroad rate issues and arguing his record won’t be misread as an election tactic.
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Editor's Luck Amid Bank Failure Rumor
A Maysville Ledger note mocks a Boston bank failure rumor claiming a loss of 1,714,868 dollars while noting the speaker was owed little. The item frames the financial mishap with humorous self-interest and regional newspaper voice.
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Indiana Doubt Over Next Republican Presidential Candidate
The paragraph suggests ongoing uncertainty about Indiana furnishing the next Republican Presidential candidate as Vice President Fairbanks continues to influence moves, keeping the party's candidate prospects in question.
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Notable Frontier Leader Robertson Defies All Odds
The narrative recounts James Robertson guiding settlers beyond the Alleghenies, defending against Cherokee siege with John Sevier and forty men, aiding pioneer expansion, and resisting pressures from Louisiana authorities to switch sides. It notes his alliance with Choctaws and Chickasaws, and his role in building a Western American force during the Revolutionary era.
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Feder 16 Party to Holzman Suit Sparks Stock Plan
Federal bankruptcy action against Holzman & Co prompts a proposed compromise plan to organize a stock company and distribute shares to creditors in proportion to claims. Joseph Feder, once senior partner, is now a defendant as receivers and attorneys prepare asset and liability examinations with results expected next week.
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Heart Breaks At Wife's Grave In Lexington Cemetery
Harvey Alexander a 35 year old Lexington business man was found dead across his wife's grave in Lexington Cemetery on Decoration Day eve. He was last seen sitting at the graveside with flowers about sunset after locals finished decorating the Federal dead. No cause is known friends suggest a broken heart.
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Democratic Senatorial Convention Renominates Berry Denman
Thirty second Democratic Senatorial Convention in Van Wert renominates Senator T. M. Berry of this county and Dr. W. M. Denman of Williams County on the first ballot. George W. Phillips of Celina had broad county support but trailed by ten votes. New Senatorial Committee named with Emery Lattamer as chairman and R. B. Tolan as secretary.
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Attendant Fights Maniac in County Infirmary Room
In Muncie Indiana May 31 an infirmary attendant named Roach was attacked by a raving inmate Frank Cottrell in an iron barred room. Roach fought for his life and was rescued when other attendants arrived after several minutes. Roach suffered severe injuries including torn clothing and beatings before help arrived.
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Memorial Day Rope Noose Placed on Buried Wife Murderer
An article from Marion Indiana reports a rope formed into a noose placed on the headstone of John Rinkard the wife murderer who was executed at Michigan City prison nearly four years ago.
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Drift of Politics In Ohio And Indiana Campaigns
Attorney Charles W. Baker declines Democratic gubernatorial bid in Ohio voicing contentment with law practice and a wish to avoid Columbus living two years. Baker praises Roosevelt Taft as “pretty good Democrats” while noting GOP pluralities. Indiana primary conflicts flare as Bookwalter stirs fears of Democrat voting in Republican contest amid Stalnaker allegations.
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Union pressure forces Captain Walz to resign commission
Springfield, May 31. Labor unions are split over the Plumbers Union action to urge Captain Charles Walz of Troop D First Illinois Cavalry to resign his state militia commission. Walz resigned his civilian job to avoid union trouble but kept his military rank as authorities seek statutes protecting soldiers employed in civilian work.
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Chicago Traction Proposal Reaches Mayor Dunne
Chicago traction companies offer to sell the car systems to the city as Mayor Dunne and advisers meet with James Dalrymple of the Glasgow tramway to discuss the plan. It is believed the proposal will be accepted.
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