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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1909

Page

4

Subscriptions Rates Notice

TUREDAT June 3 108 presents prepaid subscription rates by mail or postpaid options. Customers are advised to pay in advance for deliveries and to note postage prepaid terms.

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Commercial Tribune Co subscription notice and bureaus

Foreign and domestic subscription notice cites six months at $9 and one year at $18 with advance payment. It lists post office address requirements and payment methods. Branch offices include Walnut Hills Covington Newport London and Washington bureaus with newsboys supplied and reading room access in London.

the Commercial Tribune CO Cincinnati Walnut Hills Gilbert Avenue Covington Scott Street Newport York Street London Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square Washington Munsey Building

Mrs. Alms Memorial Gift Honors Lincoln in Cincinnati

The article praises Mrs. Frederick Alms for funding a Lincoln memorial, honoring Frederick Alms as a Union defender and esteemed citizen. It notes the gift will be managed by capable, cultured leaders and asserts Cincinnati’s gratitude for her generosity and the lasting memorial she creates.

Philantrophists Frederick Alms Abraham Lincoln Alms Cincinnati Henry Hellie Fort Mitchell Alph Trimbis Bramlage Heifle Thia Virginia, Gooch Covington Louisville Frances Basil. Duke Gooch Miss Ingram Baltimore Marjorie Rae Boston Massachusetts

Crime Surge Prompts Call for Moral Wage Against Lawlessness

The piece decries a rise in premeditated crime including a Cleveland murder of a mother by her son. It argues times are prosperous yet crime thrives, urging a moral wage to wipe out criminal instinct and restore respect for law and social order.

Cleveland Vic

Deep Waterways invite Taft to gulf voyage via steamboat

The Deep Waterways association invites President Taft to travel from St. Louis to the Gulf on a steamboat when the convention meets next fall. The proposal mirrors Roosevelt’s trip and aims to showcase the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, signaling pride for Cincinnati and regional industry.

Ohio Gulf Deep Waterways Association Great Lakes Gulf of Mexico Cincinnati New Orleans Taft St. Louis Roosevelt Mississippi River Tivér Mississippi

Fragments Reflect on Leadership and Duty in Unclear Text

The readable lines discuss knowledge of a situation and what should be done. Central West references appear as context. The passage suggests uncertainty about attendance and responsibility in handling the case.

Mississippi River Trip by Arat-class Ship Signals Naval Potential

A Mississippi river voyage by an Arat-class battleship demonstrates the river’s navigational depth and potential for future naval use. The record speeds, lack of obstructions, and possible implications for coastal defense and future wartime strategy are discussed, noting existing forts and facilities at New Orleans and the importance of river defenses.

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Duty on sauerkraut won’t raise prices

The note claims sauerkraut duties won’t lift costs while rib cuts and pig tails remain expensive, offering a small consolation amid steady meat prices.

California Audience Laughs at Nat Goodwin Romance Moment

A California audience erupted in laughter as the heroine questions Nat Goodwin about why he never married, revealing a light moment in a stage performance.

California Nat. Goodwin

Festive Turn celebration heralds June closings

The article notes there are no general holidays until the Fourth but promises many fine days as the Turn fest arrives toward the end of June, highlighting upcoming events and pleasant weather expectations.

Striking Cars Make City Dwellers Walk in Quaker City

When transport stalls due to a strike in the Quaker city, residents abandon cars and must walk or run to reach their destinations, highlighting the disruption to daily life and the resilience of pedestrians.

Quaker City

Irony of Fate as Tornado Wipes Zephyr Village

A dramatic portrayal details a tornado annihilating Zephyr village leaving survivors to confront loss and the stark randomness of fate. The narrative emphasizes human resilience amid disaster and the community's struggle to rebuild.

Zephyr

Cliftonite in Love Feud Ends With Bridge Toll Aid

A Cliftonville young man torn by romance fights a rival across the Covington river. After chasing trouble to the Suspension Bridge, a threat with a thirteen inch gun prompts bridge staff to intervene. The incident closes with the toll settlement and a wary reconciliation amid social gossip.

Covington Kentucky Cincinnati Jack Rabbit Cliftonite

Local notices mix with social updates and court reports

The page blends weather notes for Ohio and Virginia with local notices. It covers arrests for disorderly conduct, a fight between Ida Davis and Lena James, and warrants for Frank Hueman and Schmidt. It also lists society events, marriages, rehearsals, and invitations from Miami University and Holy Name Church amid a flood of personal announcements and social engagements.

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Panic and speculation hover over railroads and prosperity

A dated discussion traces the 1907 panic to railroad sentiment and a hostile climate toward railways and corporations. It notes a shift to saner public mood, warns against overbuilding, and cites the Northern Pacific Great Northern and Union Pacific agreement as a model for efficient, shared track usage to curb unnecessary investment.

Landis Great Northern Union Pacific Yacoma Couver Harriman

Ocean Steamship Movements Reported in Transatlantic Traffic

Maritime updates show arrivals at Liverpool Hull and Queenstown from New York Antwerp and London. Ships named include Atlantian Baltic Cretic Prins Friedrich Wilhelm and Mauretanian with multiple sailings and wireless tracking of Caronia en route to New York.

Giek Alt Arative New York St Michaels Madeira Genoa Liverpool Néw Orleana Vie Havre Baltic Carmams Queenstown Barbados Alexandrian Colon Bostonian Boston GHNOA St. Michaels Hull Betos San Francisco Havre Rotterdam Minnetonka London Caronia Sandy H Will Bremen Louisiana Zeeland Antwerp Chicago Quebec Lake Michigan Philadelphia

Directory of names from Ardvilestosianes Hotels list

A long list of individuals and locations appears, including Sinto Henke New York D 8 Mcleod Waterloo Iowa C W Richards Chicago HR L Gash Atlanta B Hirschfeld St Louis Haviin C F Pike Clinton Pittsburg J M W Logan Ridgewood N J Frank Powers Chicago J O Fenner Cleveland St Nicholas Charles Browning New York A H Fitch St Louis C H Sternberger Toledo W W Mitchell and wife Paine Ky Mrs John Wyeth New York Burnet John W Herweg Indianapolis W B Scot Vincennes James Thompson Neennes Eugere Hess Frankfort Munro W M Rogers Petersburg W Va W B Hodges Dallas BE A Swain Shelbyville George Goodman Columbus F H Miller Versailles Palace F J McDonough Pittsburg John Doyle Newark O O Donovan Scranton Charles J Krupp Sandusky R G Knox Batesville mer y s Brooks Detroit A C Rehm Louisville G S Poster Chicago W M Seeron Ky Max L Barth Er a Lackman F M Bhafer Chillicothe V K Dodge Lexington F A Van Pelt New York Emmett Kyle Warsaw SS Honning D C Wallace New Castle M A Pitegerald Columbus R S Terry Indianapolis Charles Weaver Denison W Henes Danville cor Gueek Toledo H Lyman Cleveland

Ardvilestosianes Sinto — Henke New York Mcleod Waterloo Iowa W. Richarda Chicago L. Gash Atlanta B. Hirschfeld St. Louis Haviin C. F. Pike Clinton Pittsburg J. MW. Logan Ridgewood N. J Frank Powers Cleveland O. St. Nicholas Charles Browning A. H. Fitch Munro W. M. Rogers Petersburg W. Va W. B. Hodges Scranton Charles J. Krupp Sandusky R. G.knox Batesville Indiana Detroit A. Cc. Rehm Louisville Poster W. M. Seerorn Maxl. Barth Era ’ Es Lackman F. M. Bhafer Chillicothe Lexington F. A. van Pelt Emmett Kyle Warsaw Honning D. C. Wallace New Castle M.A. Pitegerald Columbus Terry Indianapolis Ind Charles Weaver Denison Henes Danville Gueek Ince

Fire Report From Cincinnati Street Address Run

A Cincinnati fire record cites a blaze at 804 Findlay street with a 9 12 a m report, and mentions other locations including a0 p a Court and Cleveland streets, a 640 pm time, 290 Mm street and 7 J 8 in a terse incident log.

Cincinnati Findlay Street William No P. A. Court Cleveland Dam

Two of Them in Chicago Notes on Kitty and Kitten

A Chicago piece humorously frames a love triangle involving a girl and two cats. The narrator jokes about patting the kitten and the girl while avoiding explicit innuendo. Kitty is bashful as she edges closer, then hops away when the kitten is referenced.

Chicago News Kitty Mercat Addy

Fragmented Punch and Puck Quips from a Tossed Page

A garbled collage of quotes and jokes from Parade era humor pages includes lines from Puck Philadelphia Record and Punch. It features social satire on self help, politics, education, family, and scandal. The readable snippets show mock dialogue, Mother jokes, and stray captions.

Post Card Madness in Ratton Magazine

Fragmented OCR text discusses popularity of personally conducted tours, notes about Washington, and crowds viewing postcard culture. details are garbled with many unreadable segments.

Ratton Magasine Washington Pnd

In Vogue in Cincinnati The New Fashion Accessories

A fashion district preview describes a gold bracelet with a tiger head and diamond eyes and teeth, a pale wistaria automobile wrap dress with lace trimming, pink roses, and a trend toward pearl embroidery. Feathers and violet shades appear in lapels and outfits as style remains strong.

Smart tips for men fashion in summer

The article notes triangular sheaths of hose with downward apex, washable striped ties, square crown Panamas and straw hats, soft straw hats, sticking jewelry with cuff buttons on display, and pongee shirts in colored and natural shades to be worn this summer.

Bomb Thrower Strikes Downtown Chicago Again

The infamous bomb thrower resumed attacks in Chicago May 31, wrecking the front of a first floor gas and electric firm in the downtown district. He claimed via telephone to newspapers that another bomb had been thrown, continuing a 31‑part series of blasts targeting gamblers.

Chicago

Turkish Forces Occupy Persian Frontier Towns Reported

Teheran dispatch to The Times says Turkish regulars occupy Sarbulak on the frontier. It reports massacres at Mi andoab where Armenians are appealing for help amid the crisis.

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Knockers Club Outing Sets Records at Riverfront Trip

The Knockers of the Business Men's club held their annual outing with seventy five participants hammering to set a new knocking record. They traveled by steamer Kentucky to Silver Grove for fishing tales and contests including baseball, with unofficial records claimed. Evening river trip and a return home followed with some members registering critique of the entertainment.

Kentucky Silvergrove

Storm damages capitol building in Baton Rouge

May 21 reports say a severe storm wrecked the state capitol in Baton Rouge with part of the dome blown off and water flooding second through fourth floors including the hall of representatives. Central Louisiana also suffered unroofed buildings, disrupted rail lines, and flooded streams.

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Ranking Restiore in Examl aume

Fragmented OCR text mentions Christ's Four Rew internes of ce pital and a person named Pethre of this ory. Hard to extract clear event, date, or organization. The readable parts imply a ranking or tribute in a hospital or capital setting with a notable figure.

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