Commercial Tribune Company subscription rates and bureaus
The Commercial Tribune announces prepaid and mailed subscription options including daily and Sunday packages, weekly editions, and international rates. It lists delivery by carrier and announces branch and bureau locations in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London and Washington with contact points and offices.
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Cincinnati
Taft Urges Readiness of U S Army
President Taft argues the United States must keep a well equipped army despite peace conference resolutions. He warns peaceable aims can invite war and cost lives, noting 1812 as a lesson while stating the military establishment should not be reduced and must be ready for future emergencies.
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Taft
United States
French Parents Revive Old Child Exchange Practice
Parents in France revive a long standing custom exchanging children across borders. Children stay with families speaking different languages to improve language skills and cultural habits. A society oversees exchanges to avoid mistakes and boarding schools report influence. Promoters claim broader benefits beyond language.
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France
Germany
Water works completed and turned over to city
The mammoth new water works system is now practically completed as commissioners turn the plant over to the city after a dozen years of labor. The project reduces typhoid mortality and provides clear filtered water far superior to that of many cities. Commissions deserve praise for faithful service and the nation honors war service with memorials.
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United States
Hill disputes Patten claim on wheat market control
James J Hill argues Patten did not corner the wheat market but seized an opportunity. He suggests Hill and O Harriman did not control railroads but acted on available opportunities.
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James J.hill
Patten
Hill
O’ Harriman
Orphans' Outing Aid Urged with Spare Auto
A call asks residents with an automobile to notify the committee at once so Cincinnati orphans can enjoy a memorable day. One day of sacrifice is deemed worthwhile for the self-satisfaction gained.
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Cincinnati
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The fragment presents a sequence of numbers and items likely from a prior listing or puzzle. Readable text is insufficient for a coherent news item or named entities.
Weather Summary Reflects June Conditions And Rain
Cloudy with showers and rising temperatures reported nationwide. The heaviest rains occurred in the South and Southwest as a low pressure system developed. June records show a maximum around 68 and a minimum near 56 with light precipitation and a modest temperature excess since June 1.
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Ape. Hurt
Ocean Steamship Movements and Arrivals
Ship traffic reports list arrivals and departures across Atlantic routes. Vessels including Oceanig Caronia Marquette Ivernia Kronprinz Wilhelm Mauretanian Minnehaha Lapland Koenig Albert Wilhelm der Grosse Furnessia Montfort Potsdam Ionian Madonna and others are recorded as docking, sailing or arriving at ports such as Sandy Hook Liverpool New York Boston Antwerp London Cherbourg Tripst and Naples.
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Ocean Steamship Movements
Sable Island
Oceanig
Southampton
New York
Marconi
Sandy Hook
Siasconset
Caronia
Liverpool
Boston
Marquette
Antwerp
Finland
Naples
Laura
Triest
Kronpring Wilhelm
Premay Principe di Piemonte
Palermo
Patras
Rhyndam
Rotterdam
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Montreal
London
Lapland
Dover
Glasgow
Pretoria
Gibraltar
St. Michaels
Genoa
Koenig Albert
Cherbourg
Plymouth
Moville
Furnessia
Georgia
Montfort
Maxonia
Boulogne
Potsdam
Montabeal
Ionian
Michigan
Alms memorial to Lincoln may face space limits in Government square
The piece discusses the Lincoln memorial plan on Government square near the prewar speaking site, potential need for sidewalk space, and possible government permission for a larger base. It also touches on longevity by profession and marriage trends, plus upcoming Avondale school developments and seasonal wedding licenses.
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Lincoln
Government Square
T Office
Arrivals and Names Mentioned in New York Telegraphic List
An array of names and cities appears from a New York report listing arrivals and points of origin. The notice cites ships and passengers linked to Liverpool and various U.S. locales including Chicago Cleveland Pittsburg Louisville and Detroit. Further names include J Bannon H Hirsch W Parr and many others across states and cities.
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Slhatiagh
Warren’ Carson
Ener
Chi M.- Serio
Gears J. Bannon
Fas
William Biehl 37 Dies After Four Weeks Illness
William Biehl a contracting teamster aged 37 died at his home on McMicken Avenue after a four week illness. He was unmarried and the son of Mr and Mrs John Biehl. He belonged to several fraternities.
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William Biehl
McMicken Avenue
John Biehl
Aldricn
Cate
Senate
Eran
Cummings
Aldrich
Minapres
New England
Fragmentary Directory of Residents and Addresses
A long list of names with partial addresses and scattered locations across multiple streets and cities. Included are individuals like Joan C. Sconceilian, Alice M. Sullivaniz, Emma McCann, Clarence A. Taylor, Ernestine Carter, and many others, with various street corners and house numbers. The text reads as a fragmented urban directory or mailing list with incomplete data and typographical errors.
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Joan C. Sconceilian
Sess -Chevrotees
Schiller
Pavilion St
Emma McCann
W. Ninth St
Clarence A. Taylor
Midway, O
Ernestine Carter
Dean Hote
George A. Piero
Disonville Ciara O. Buckinghan
Avengale
Allen E. Cole
Mound St . Frances
Mound St
Charles L. Moore
City Branch
Emma E. Firth
Myrtle
Roy Webster
Lillap Davis
Whitaker
Josephine Marritt
Ckland
Wocees
Albert Christman
Norwaod
Jacob Huller
Queen City
Minnie Arnold
Robert I. J'latter
Winchester, O
Foraker
James F. Smith
Louisville, Ky
Alice Neubrey
Richmond
Earl Jenkins
Whee Rio Meee
Olav Green
Newtown, O. Cilfrera Findlay
Ian Worth
Izetla Gilpena
Ss-S-214
Worth
Samuel Berry
iGpllegs Lille
Aoe
Lena Kelly
Scveee
Colege Hill
Sdeeeveeee
Leo Kahn
Hanna. Shore
Fred Weber
Mamie Negangard
Jona G. Kaim
Amanda D. Sale
Anaanoa A. Ouwaid
Iva D. Schulg
McPherson
John J. Lomag
Hannah Peck
Ton” Lace
Florence Rosin
Frank Sullivan
Hill
Crceeeeee
Alma Honebrink
Bond Hill
George P
Peter Sophie Bauer
Jod Tlossop
Tose Morrig
Frank Schmidt
Norwood
Anna Greive
Poplar St
Alphonse Meister
Stanton Avis
Mathilda Fie
Ksteiner
A. Gecomes
Charles E. Ritter
Emma Gross
George Steigerwald
Grant St
Mary Wedgewood
Richard T. Keys
Glendale
Margaret Randall
Wyoming
Alfred C. Lindsay
Neave
Edward Heehbinger
Emily Léidolt
Tee Frank W. Wiest
Anna Edelmann
Gily
Walter Patterson
Gilbert Av
Lelia Jasper
Frank H. Wedding
Newcastle
Ind
Evece
Emma L. Ruftner
Skland
Charles W. Wadt
Ludiow
Rose Archbold
Rishmond St
George F. Klock
Dreman
Bessie D. Leitch
Borden
Michael Tillinger
Yeatman Wessen
Valentine Baitz
Rost Fres
Lena Schmidt
Yeatman
Javed Gelsinger
Bim
Katherine Laub
York Et
Burials and Causes of Death in Local Records
A list of burial permits and death causes includes Mary Wright 80 of Callechin street with unspecified cause, Bridget Rodgers 60 of Broadway with diabetes noted, Anna Shiffdly 35 at 504 West Liberty with thrombosis, Belle Berg 65 of Crescent avenues with pneumonia, Julia Goeth street 3? ruptured tubal, Henry Schwab 48 Mohawk street sarcoma, Nathaniel Peeder 68 Francis street hemorrhage, and multiple other listed individuals with ailments such as pneumonia, rheumatism, and cancer. The entry reads as a catalog of names, ages, addresses, and reported causes for filing burial permits.
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Wright
Mary
Callechin Street
Ene Ouse
Westmatt Street
Penelatin Rodgers
Bridget
Broadway
Hemonene E
Acobs
Spathaeae
Dilleboro
Inn
Campbell
Eirkbere
Rose Mill Avenue
Mary Tn
Stanton Avenue
Shiffdly
Anna
West Liberty
Mictor
Anna M
Freeman Ave
Boland Sor
West Firth Spreet
Losis
Berg Belle
Sout Crescent
Lizabhyth
Eee Fortin
Moroes Street
Narp Raia
Rida Road
Umonia
East Peart
Highland Avenue
Mf Gallion
Ludlow
Green
Alice
Richmond Street
Peeder
Nathaniel
Francis Jane
Cincinnati Fire Record Summary of Several Incidents
A series of brief fire reports from Cincinnati noting times and locations such as 8:00 a m on Eighth Cutter streets and 10:34 a m at 714 Broadway with J J Gibson and $100, 5:55 p m on Florence and Gilbert avenues with interu ben car and $25, plus 6:00 p m on West Ninth street and 9:00 p m at East Court street involving various parties and minimal details.
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Cincinnati
Cutter Streets
Kroger Grocery Company
Broadway
J. J. Gibson
Pism
Florence and Gillert
Mrs Carolina J Albers Dies at 37th Birthday in City Home
Mrs Carolina J Albers nee Plogthan wife of William Albers died yesterday at 143 West University Avenue on her thirty seventh birthday. Funeral services are set for Friday at St George's Church. William J Albers is assistant secretary of the Kroger company.
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City -Brigis
Carolina’ J. Albers
Nee ' Plogthan
William’ Pibce
West University Avenue
St. George's Church
Willam
Albers
B. H. Kroger Sane i
Ba ‘Companys
White Eae
Local News Briefs From Syracuse City Area
A series of short items reports a warrant issued for a suspect in Lexington Kentucky, an alleged assault case near 225 George, a robbery of $30 in a house by two colored women, and Myer Syracuse stopping a fire from spreading in a street wagon yard at 18 West Ninth Street.
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Ee Dumas
Temple
Hills
Lexington
Schaefer
Arge
Renee Birt
Pier
Williamstown
Booth
George Washington Hall
Joseph Curliss
Mall
Brown
Rayford
Wav A
George A. By
Saphea
Myer
Syracuse
West
Ninth Street
Wedding of Miss Susan Natalie Pogue and John Langdon Gna
A lavish wedding at First Presbytery church Walnut Hills united Miss Susan Natalie Pogue daughter of the late Henry Pogue and Mrs Pogue with John Langdon Gna son of Mr and Mrs James H tes. The ceremony featured Easter lilies peonies and a sunlit nave with organ music by Sidney Durst. The bridal party included Miss Elsie Pogue and Mrs William Walker Smith with detailed attire described. A large reception followed at the Pogue residence with ornate silver and china gifts and a festive lawn setting, then a bridal journey to Winchester and a future home.
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Susan Natalie Pogue
John Langdon
Sidney Durst
John Rowe
Richard Cadwallader
Harry Irving
Thurston Merrill
William Walker Smith
Eisie Pogue
John Pogue
William McKibben
Henry Pogue
Ark Avenue
Berthe
Elsie Pogue
Clara’Gates
Bride&room
Road
Joseph
Trevor
Pak Oer
Vange
Bam F
Miss Nm
John Saree
Winhabey
Isa Daugh
Samuel
Eaee
N ‘Taylor
Thurope
Switzerland
Winchester
Lee Good
Mannette McKibben
van Harlinger
Atlanta
Robert McKibben
Ethel Ewing
Greensburg
Ind
Barttow Simrall
Meytfort
Eugene H. Hughes
Tom
Hamill Shields
Middletown
Miss McCammon
Worcester
Florendé de Taylor
Elias Taylor
Arthur D. Burtis
Leonard Bartow Simrall
Misa de Ette Burtis
New York
And
Franklin C. Montfort
May Monfort
James Monfort
G. Montfort
Charles Iredell
Cotter
Platter
Washington Gossips on Diplomats Dining and House Affairs
A long column in sardonic tone mocks White House dinners tying diplomatic life to lavish meals and fatigue. It notes Aldrich’s patience waning and outlines House maneuvers as Speaker Cannon reshapes committee assignments while Democratic leaders clash over chairmanships amid tariff debates and Pentagon-style humor.
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Cannon
Congress
Joe
Clark
Champ Clark
Washington
Uncle Joe
Potomac
Wedding party notes and social guests in Covington region
George Nelson and Margaret Williams served as ribbon bearers for the bridal party while Eleanor Taylor, groom’s niece, acted as dainty flower girl scattering sweet peas. Several guests and hosts are listed across Covington, Newport, and Cincinnati area, with dinners, card clubs, house parties, and a notable automobile trip by Mrs. Harvey Myers and Mrs. Thrasher.
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George Nelson
Margaret Williams
Elenor Taylor
Sarah Bimm
Daisey Talbott
Dayton
Lenore Gooch
Covington
Garland
Franh Buchanan
Newport
Raymond Lovell
Chicago
Laird
Louisville
Virginia Gooch
Chester Eaton
Fort Mitchell Club
Gertrude Eyesrs
Elenor Grant
Edith Waters
Helen Eaton
Meesrs. Peebles
Amos Smith
George Eaton
John Phythian
Newport Whist
Ellsworth Regenstein
Metrone
Harvey Myera
Thrasher
A. B. Thrasher
Cincinnati
Paris
Maysville
Lexington
Frankfort
Shelbyville
Indiana
Fashion Notes From Cincinnati Styles and Accessories
In Vogue In Cincinnati highlights alms bag gowns with inner stitch features and waist suspensions, plain gold rings with green beetle mounts, and the shift to high pointed corsages. Boudoir pieces show pink and lavender mulls with satin bows, embroidery, and white crochet buttons on crepe garments.
Tips for Men Fashion Forward Weekendwear
Fashion notes describe summer suit lapel notches and pocket flaps. Gray or black jackets suit most fabrics while straw hats expand brim width from last season. Knitted four in hands in green blue teal and pearl appear with formal wear and white ties pair with swallow tailed coats or black gray ties with evening jackets.
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