Cincinnati Architect Proposes Crowd Control for Parades
A leading Cincinnati architect urges crowd control to protect parade marchers during Decoration Day. He cites New York sidewalk spectators and wire rope barriers as potential solutions, noting limited police and the need for crowd management. The piece also reports on Baltimore orioles nesting near Hyde Park and Louisville wind storms resembling tornadoes, contrasting Cincinnati’s milder weather.
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New York City
Commercial Tribune 1906 Subscription Rates and Bureaus
The Commercial Tribune notes subscription costs for daily and Sunday use, including overseas rates, with advance payment terms. It lists delivery details and office bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Columbus Washington London, plus contact and postal instructions.
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The
Universal Postel Union
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Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Scott St. Newport
York St. Columbus
Nauington
Postal Telegraph and London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Update from June 1 1906 Buried in Rain Belt
Heavy rains were reported yesterday across Arkansas Mississippi and parts of Tennessee with the rain belt stretching from the Ohio Valley to Texas. Unsettled conditions persist east of the Mississippi while a Northwest high pressure area brings cooler calmer weather inland. Cincinnati recorded temperatures from 64 to 75 degrees for the day ending 8 p.m. local time.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Texas
Cincinnati
Fair weekend forecast across states with variable winds
Ohio and Kentucky West Virginia Indiana forecast fair skies for Saturday and Sunday with light to fresh northwest winds turning variable in places. Temperatures steady with pleasant conditions and no precipitation expected.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Transatlantic Passenger Movements and Arrivals Report
Maritime notices list ships arriving and sailing across ports including New York Liverpool Queenstown Hamburg Dover Plymouth Cherbourg Naples and Naples with details on wireless contact and estimated dock times for several vessels such as Amerika Philadelphia Prinz Oscar Cymric Sylvania Celtic Kaiserin Auguste Victoria and Campania.
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Baltic
Liverpool
Moltke
Genoa
Naples
Brooklyn
Fayal
Marseilles
Gera
Bremen
Cedric
Queenstown
Sable Island
Amerika
Hamburg
Rover
Cherbourg
Marconi
Nantucket
Philadelphia
Southampton
Marconi Stion
Sandy Hook
Merlon
Denderah
Tacoma
Dover
Graf Waldersee
Bluecher
Boulogne
Plymouth
Palermo
Cymric
Boston
Browhead
Campania
Sylvania
Montreal
Prinz Adelbert
Names List of Officials and Cities Across the United States
A long list of individuals and their hometowns or affiliated cities appears, including Burnet and Avery D. Andrews in Philadelphia and A. L. Stock in New York, with dozens of other names such as James H. Keefe in St. Louis and W. J. Burgess in Cleveland. The entry reads like a registry of people connected to various firms or agencies across multiple states and Canada.
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O. B. Westcott
Collingwood
Canada
C. P. Steen
Boston
George D. Gleason
Newark
N. J
J. J. Bennett
New York
Dennison
W. H. Briguizer
Cleveland
Ormond Humphrey
Roanoke
A. Tyne
Portsmouth
Charles A. Guernsey
Fostoria
Visitors at the Business Men's Club
Yesterday the Business Men's Club logged a list of visitors including W. S. Craig of Indianapolis E. J. Bechtel of Toledo E Marzheimer of Des Moines Ia W. D. Sayle of Cleveland Charles T. Wilff of the city George H Mason of New York A E Molterman and R F Carpenter of the city Thomas Richard of San Francisco G T Ladd of Ft Wayne Ind BE D Rogers of Cleveland F L Getts of Toledo T Jeuette of Wyoming O N W Bach e of the city C M Dolph of St Louis A F Stewart of Detroit W A Hadley of Chatham Ont.
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Business Men’s Club
Business Men's Club
W. S. Craig
Indianapolis
E. J. Bechtel
Toledo
E. Marzheimer
Des Moines
W. D. Sayle
Cleveland
Charles T. Wilff
City
George H.mason
New York
A. E. Molterman
R. F. Carpenter
Thomas Richard
San Francisco
G. T. Ladd
Ft. Wayne
Ind
World should take order with the anarchist
A historic plea condemns the anarchist as an enemy to all government and law. It cites assassinations from Austria’s empress to Madrid’s royal attack, urging global action against those who despise justice and order. The piece argues punishment should match the crimes and calls for decisive action against anarchist movements.
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Ena
Madrid
Austria
Chamber of Deputies
Garfield
McKinley
Spain
Regulation urged for chauffeurs after Vine street crash
The writer argues autos are here to stay and must be regulated. They demand chauffeur licensing and competency exams, likening it to station engineers and steamer engineers who must pass tests. The Vine street accident is cited as proof of uneven chauffeur skill and risk to public safety.
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Culkins
Roosevelt renomination and cross party support noted
Richard Croker tells The London Mail's Dublin correspondent that Roosevelt will be renominated and elected and he would back him with the Democratic party if opposition arises in his own party. The remark is described as the worst blow yet.
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Richard Croker
London Mail
Dublin
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission A Rising Power
The Washington Post notes the Interstate Commerce Commission will become a powerful figure between Congress adjournment and the next Supreme Court session, emphasizing the timing and significance of its rising authority.
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Supreme Court
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Washington Post
Unselfishness of Addicks on DuPont Seat Question
A statement by Mr Addicks suggests he would accept a Senate seat if Delaware legislators insist on electing him. He frames this as a duty, underscoring the evolving perception of his selfless stance toward Mr DuPont.
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DuPont
Delaware
General Nogi to testify in St Petersburg court-martial
General Nogi will visit St Petersburg to testify for General Stoessel. He must conclude the court-martial verdict has not yet been written for signatures.
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Nogi
St. Petersburg
Stoessel
New York flat owner requires tenants’ rubber heels claim
A quirky report from New York alleges a landlord imposes rubber heel wear on tenants to avoid disturbing a janitor's sleep when the husband returns from lodge. The tale centers on odd household rules and local suspicions.
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Hubby
Lodge
Sevastopol advices on Czar’s fate amid riots
The crowd in Sevastopol warned the Czar faces danger of removal or worse during the unrest. In Louisville chatter suggests the ruler’s grip has long loosened and his end may be near.
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Sevastopol
Louisville
Gaines Faces Fight Over Money Bill in Tennessee Mountains
A Tennessee dispute centers on a bill for additional funds. John Wesley Gaines advocates the measure while opposing forces challenge its necessity amid regional political tensions.
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John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee Mountains
Senate poll hints at 23 votes for immediate action
A Senate poll suggests twenty three lawmakers favor immediate action with reference to Senator Burton, signaling potential momentum for a rapid move.
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Burton
Tammany Purge Declared Purity in City Government
Tammany faction declares a push for purity in New York City government after destroying a large flock of woodcocks, signaling a sweeping political stance amid local tensions.
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Tammany
New York
Bank of England Balks at Sultan Apology Ultimatum
The Bank of England refuses to accept the Sultan's apologies and another ultimatum is being prepared, signaling continued tension.
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Bank of England
Statesman Wanted in Russia Faces Short-Lived Stay
The piece notes the challenge of placing a statesman in Russia as supply issues persist. It quotes the Douma enjoying free speech yet hindered by limits on action, illustrating a tension between rhetoric and capability.
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Russia
No rose without its thorn says England conquers Spainagain
Witty political quip notes England not only crushed the Armada but has now defeated Spain once more. The remark links royal alliances to political chaos and asserts English naval success.
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England
Spain
Fun and Fancy by Hyder Ali
A rustic dialogue of gamblers and fortunes at the races and club talk about luck and losses. Characters muse on bad luck and a promised marriage during a handicap race while reflecting on hope and misfortune under sunny days and starlit skies.
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Jones
Robinson
Exoneration of David B. Hill Over Equitable Ties
Albany June 1 subcommittee of the New York State Bar Association finds no improper ties between David B. Hill and Equitable Life Assurance Society and that Hill’s compensation was not excessive. An unrelated humorous anecdote about a Kentucky marriage ceremony follows.
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Comercial Tribune
Albany
N. Y
New York State Bar Association
David B. Hill
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hill
Foraker Stands by Convictions Against Rate Bill
Senator Foraker remains true to his beliefs as he opposed the rate bill, arguing constitutional concerns and the dangers of government rate making. He defended his lone dissent while affirming the need to curb abuses and uphold individual judgment in a divisive Senate debate.
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Foraker
Senate
Little Stories Well Told From Senator Pettus
Senator Pettus recalls a childhood church moment when he was ten attending alone as his mother was ill. The preacher cited the question Am I my brother's keeper and the speaker, gazing at him, pressed the point. The boy answered meekly No, sir.
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Pettus
Alabama
American Spectator
Senate Chamber
Senate Committee bids Smoot seat vacant in Utah clash
The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee voted 7 to 5 that Reed Smoot is not entitled to his seat. A second resolution to expel Smoot by two thirds tied. The panel also floated expulsion for Joseph R. Burton, Kansas, with action set for next Tuesday unless Burton resigns.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Utah
Dubois
Burrows
Dolliver
Pettus
Overman
Batley
Frazer
Foraker
Dillingham
Hopkins
Beveridge
Knox
Bailey
Smoot
Senate
Frazier
Burton
Committee On Privileges and
Joseph R. Burton
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General Edward McCook III Ill at Home in Chicago
General Edward A. McCook a Civil War veteran and member of the Fighting McCooks is seriously ill at his Chicago home. He is among the noted figures in military history associated with the famed Civil War regiment.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Edward A. McCook
McCooks
Ye Med Man in a Short Comic Dialogue
A humorous exchange features Dr Pillum claiming seven patients recovered during his absence. Parke Rowe and Secor Doctor discuss medicine and experiments. The Greenland scene adds a tongue in cheek line about dosing every six weeks at night.
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Roosevelt to Publish Meat Packing Report and Push Beveridge Plan
President Roosevelt will publicly release the Neill Reynolds report on meat packing conditions and send it to Congress with a special message. He aims for immediate drastic legislation to fix evils revealed, facing unexpected opposition from packers over Beveridge amendment and inspection funding.
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Social Tribune
Washington
Charles P. Neill
Labor
James B. Reynolds
New York
Neill
Reynolds
Beveridge
Indiana
Japan Eyes War With China Says Yokohama Paper
June 1 Victoria B C The Eastern World Yokohama German paper runs a sensational lead claiming Japan readies army and navy to force war with China. It says Japan plans attack before England American loans lapse and warns China is arming while Japan would strike first to avert unequal combat.
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Commercial Tribune
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Kanagawa
Eastern World
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Far East
Cincinnati Women Will Erect Shaft at Camp Chase
The War Department grants the Cincinnati Obert Patton Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy a permit to erect a monument in the Confederate section of the Federal graveyard at Camp Chase. About 2,260 Confederates are buried there and the chapter also owns the Confederate Cemetery on Johnson's Island.
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War Department
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Ohio in the Third Place at Woman's Federation
Special Dispatch reports the opening of the Woman's Federation convention in St Paul with late-arriving delegates. Louisa B. Poppenheim announces 103 new clubs and Nevada state federation admitted. Minnesota lists 42 new clubs. Ohio ranks third in badges sold as the Badge Committee presents their financial report. A Civil Service Reform resolution is adopted amid crowd noise.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Paul
St. Louis
Minnesota
Alice M. Johnson
Rhode Island
Ohio
Decker
Salvage Work Suspended on Montagu Aboard
Salvage operations on the Montagu at Lundy Island are halted due to a gale. Heavy seas are breaking over the battleship as rescue efforts pause.
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Lundy Island
England
Three Peace Measures Adopted at Lake Mohonk Conference
The Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration adopted three peace measures urged to Roosevelt for Hague delegates. They call for a permanent advisory Hague congress, a general arbitration treaty, and international armament restrictions. Justice Brewer and Dr. Gilman supported the platform praising Hay and urging colleges and commerce groups to back peaceful methods.
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Roosevelt
The
Hague
Commercial Tribune
N. Y
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Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
St. Clair McKelway
Grotius
Woman Astronomer Mrs Fleming Elected to Royal Society
Cambridge Massachusetts June 1 Mrs W W Helmina Paton Fleming curator for astronomical photography at the Harvard Observatory has been elected a member of the Royal Astronomical Society of London She is the first American woman and the third woman overall to gain such honors More star discoveries are credited to Mrs Fleming than to any other person in the history of astronomy.
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Commercial Tribune
Cambridge
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Helmina Paton Fleming
Harvard Observatory
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