Commercial Tribune Ad Rates and News Offices Listed
The Commercial Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions with annual, monthly, and weekly rates. Mail subscriptions require prepaid payments. Offices listed in Cincinnati Covington Newport Washington and international bureaus in London and Trafalgar Building provide access and news services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St
Washington
Postal Telegraph Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Summary and Temperature Records for Cincinnati 1906
Today will bring continued fine weather in the interior as a high pressure area moves east from Nebraska to Ohio. Rains are expected in the Northwest and Southwest with clouding. Ohio may see a rise in water levels from prior rains in the Alleghanies. Cincinnati’s June 2 1906 readings show a max 80 and min 62 with an average 71, and precipitation near 0.12 inches for the day with 4.03 inches accumulated since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Ohio
Alleghany
Cincinnati
Ther
Weath
Northeast warm with fair spells and variable winds
Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky forecast: Sunday fair with warmth building northward. Monday improves to fair in most areas with showers limited to the far south and extreme west, winds shifting south and fresh in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Transatlantic Arrivals and Departures Across British Ports
Ships arrive and sail from Queenstown Liverpool Boulogne Cherbourg Genoa Liverpool London Havre Bremen Plymouth Shields Southampton Copenhagen Marseille Rotterdam and more with liners including the Cam pania Celtic Zeal and Noordam noting arrivals The St Louis Lancastrian Hibernian and other steamers cross the Atlantic from New York and other ports during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Batavia
Hamburg
Lucania
Liverpool
Trave
Bremen
la Lorraine
Havre
Philadelphia
Southampton
Cherbourg
Naples
St. Louis
Plymouth
Perugia
Koenig Albert
Genoa
Etruria
Queenstown
St. Laurent
Pennsylvania
Dover
Minnehaha
London
Caledonia
Glasgow
Vaderland
Antwerp
Lazio
Campania
Boston
Zeeland
Boulogne
Noordam
Rotterdam
Gibraltar
Umbria
Hibernian
Montreal
Quebec
Bordeaux
Fiume
Altonia
Shields
Texas
Copenhagen
St. Paul
C. F. Tietgen
Marseilles
Massilia
el York
Potsdam
Name list of executives and associates across multiple cities
A long OCR inspired roster lists numerous individuals with affiliations stretching from Chicago and New York to Boston, Milwaukee and Cleveland. Names like Gibson F J, Burnet F W Morgan, J J Higgins, George A Marshall appear alongside city markers and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. W. Snyder
Cleveland
A. C. Lempton
Philadelphia
H. E. Parke
St. Louis
Munro
Charles Robinson
Chicago
E. L. Crossman
East Jordan
Mich
Charles O. Bass
Clarence Marten
Buffalo Palace
J. J. Higgins
Butte
Mont
George A. Marshall
Wallingford
Visitors at the Business Men's Club
Yesterday the Business Men's Club registered several visitors including E. H. Bagley of Los Angeles Cal and Dr C T Hegner and Dr F B Samson from the city. Other guests were E H Lestetter M H Laix John O Gabanny from Gaddan Ala Alfred J Allen Grand Rapids Mich Alfred McGregor Lexington Ky and A R Barthingck from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club
Business Men's Club
Co. E. Clubia
Louisville
E. H. Bagley
Los Angeles
Cal
C. T. Hegner
F. B. Samson
City
John O. Gabanny
Gaddan
Ala
E. H. Lestetter
M. H. Laix
Alfred J. Allen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Alfred McGregor
Lexington, Ky
A. R. Barthingck
Cincinnati Maintains Queen City Title in 1905 Census
The 1905 census shows Cincinnati as the Queen City with steady capital growth and rising wages in manufacturing. Capital rose from 103 million to 130 million, and four main industries clothing, foundry and machine, slaughtering and packing, and boots and shoes led gains in product value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Commercial Tribune
Reverend Goodel Resigns From Philadelphia Institution
Rev Karl Goedel, chaplain at a Philadelphia institution, resigns and plans to return to Prussia. He cites his belief in America for Americans and his inability to assimilate American government principles, urging Germans in both countries to pursue citizenship and loyalty to their adopted land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drexel
Karl Goedel
Prussia
America
Goedel
Philadelphia
United States
Coal and the Farmer in a World Coal Supply
Stahl and Eisen a Berlin weekly says Europe holds 572 billion tons of coal and the United States 700 billion with rest of world to be developed. Fears of coal famine fade as denatured alcohol excise tax exemption lets farmers extract alcohol and sell at ten cents a gallon, reducing coal reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl and Eisen
Berlin
Steel and Iron Interests
Germany
Europe
United States
Asia
Africa
Denatured alcohol eyed as boon to U S fuels
The article notes Germany’s use of denatured alcohol from potatoes corn and sugar beet and argues it offers steadier power than gasoline with fewer odors and less explosion risk. It discusses Congress passing a bill linking Standard Oil concerns and denatured alcohol as a potential U S boon despite cheap petroleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Germany
Congress
United States
Outlook for General Trade in 1907 Markets
The article notes limited speculation and cautious lending by big insurers and trusts. New York markets show 70 percent of bank clearings with national impact from New York problems. Growth drivers include building, steel rail purchases for nine to twelve months ahead, and wage increases in New England. Rail sales approach 1.3 million tons for 1907 delivery, signaling strong early demand and steady railroad earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance and Trust
New York
New York City
New England
Home Coming destiny and public notes in 1906
The column reflects Kentucky heritage and Ohio ties for a 1906 Home Coming, followed by notes on Congressman Adams suicide and public reflections on social class and Governor Hanly, with cautions on automobile safety, fuel innovations, and denatured alcohol. It concludes with anti anarchist remarks and global condemnation.
Homecoming Week for Kentuckians Sparks Regional Cheer
The piece celebrates a grand Home Coming week for Kentuckians with calls from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesville, and Indiana borders toward the Keystone State. It extols Kentucky traditions, contrasts with obsession over money, and wishes lasting happiness and prosperity for Kentucky and its descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Cleveland
Columbus
Zanesville
Indiana
Keystone State
Lakes
Watterson
Ohio
Senator Burton Refuses to Resign as Court Shuts Jail Doors
If the Supreme Court declines to reopen his case, Senator Burton agrees to halt further resistance. The controversy centers on continuing allegations and possible political fallout as authorities press ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Burton
If Castro Retires Venezuela Faces Humdrum Debt Burden
The remark suggests Castro's retirement would force Venezuela back into routine debt payments and stricter financial behavior, implying a loss of external leverage and urgency in markets. It frames the potential shift as restoring ordinary economic discipline for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Venezuela
Missouri Supreme Court Clarifies Lie Direct Versus Lie Consequential
The Missouri Supreme Court should have completed its ruling by distinguishing between a direct lie and a lie that results indirectly. The comment points to a need for clearer framing in the decision to prevent misinterpretation of deceptive statements in legal contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Missouri
Congressman-Elect Hobson backs protection stance
The article notes Hobson's support for protective measures but does not specify whether he targets kissing tariffs or infant industry protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Russian Official Grips Bomb No Memory Of Event
A Russian official who caught a bomb in his hands recalls nothing of the incident with no fragmentary memory to guide his account.
Fire in Fairbanks Fully Extinguished Declared Final
The San Francisco Chronicle reports the Fairbanks blaze is completely out and cooling measures are in place. Officials warn conditions remain dry and reignition risk persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Senator Burton Refuses Resign in Stand Against Pressure
In a defiant move Senator Burton refuses to resign. Observers compare him to Ajax facing lightning and to a gator standing firm against a surge of pressure. The episode signals a high-stakes political confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Burton
Ajax
Ultimatum Fails to Move Sultan on Medicine
The Sultan refuses to take the prescribed medicines despite an ultimatum from physicians and pressure from his advisors. The health of the ruler remains a concern as medical teams urge compliance for his condition.
Dowie Credited With Quiet Miracle After Three Days
The report notes that Dowie is to be fully credited with the remarkable act of keeping quiet for three successive days, a feat celebrated as a quiet miracle.
Douma Resumes Day and Night Work Amid Revocation Risk
The phrase questions whether continued round the clock activity places Douma's card in jeopardy of revocation. It notes ongoing use through day and night raises concerns about status and potential penalties.
Gentle note on Mr Rockefeller and public discourse
The message urges civility toward Mr. Rock efeller and cautions against excessive politics and gun violence. It comments on current events and political dynamics, noting that truth can be found in various places and that dissolution involves mutual action.
Revival of Old Memories in Kentucky
In Kentucky, a state within the United States, residents show familiarity with broader global ways and a strong sense of social obligation, reflecting an enduring cite of cultural memory and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
United States
Willie Smith and Family Quips and Questions
Dialogue captures Willie Smith and family banter about teeth hair marriage modesty and family name defiance. The scene includes playful exchanges with Mother Father and sister’s beau, reflecting humor and domestic dynamics in a quaint domestic vignette.
Take Me Back Home to the Old Family House
Poetic reminiscence longing for a return to childhood in a village home. The speaker recalls maples on the road, robins at dawn, creekside play, a mother’s song, and friends long gone, envisioning spring days and fading youth. The piece blends memory with faith as day becomes night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enna
Death’s Gates
Dad
Old fashioned speech stirs House during Diplomatic Bill debate
A Kentucky representative delivers a nostalgic rural oration on diplomats living within salaries while abroad. He condemns excessive personal spending on homes and entertaining, urges government funding for suitable official residences, and argues such dignity aligns with American democratic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Shirley
Kentucky
Foraker Standoff Highlights Independence in Rate Bill Fight
Defiance Democrat notes Senator Foraker's lone opposition to the railroad rate bill and compares his stance to historic cases. He argues Foraker acted from constitutional belief, predicting vindication if the Supreme Court finds the measure unconstitutional, and a challenge to restore esteem if it passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Foraker
Senate
Congress
Frye
Maine
McKinley
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Philippine Islands
Bay State
Douglass
James Buchanan
President Buchanan
Henry Clay
Senator Conkling
Garfield
Preston
South Carolina
Ohio
Foraker
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Discovery of Kentucky natural gas century ago
The Philadelphia North American reprints an 1806 account of natural gas near the Licking River in Kentucky. A pond emits inflammable gas that flames violently for hours and even days, with a nearby party led by Senator Breckinridge noting how water boils and the scene suggests a long burning gas source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia North American
The
North American
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Licking River
Senator Breckinridge
Miller Family Coincidence Recalls Civil War Hero
Public Service Director Chas A Miller learns his son met a Missouri hotel host who owns a photo of the elder Miller from the Fifth Ohio Cavalry days. The host welcomes the son as a guest, praising Charley Miller as a fine man and his ally in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Chas. A. Miller
Missouri
Miller
Rockville
Charles A. Miller
Mr. Miller
Fifth Ohio Cavalry
Charley Miller
Charle Miller
Joh Pickerell
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E. 0
Eshelby
Ee Eiden
the Commercial Tribune Coo
Commercial Tribune Telephone
Ocean Steamship Movements
Queen City
Old Kentucky
Corncracker Commonwealth
Corncracker
Buckeye
Ororororororo
Congressman Adams
Hanly
Vine Street
Reading Road
Mr. Rockefeller
New York Times
Willie
Cholly
Willie Smith
Smith
Walter Wellman
Raphael
Willis
Sister
George
Hyder Ali
Lake Hrie
Defiance Democrat
A. A. lLandeseco
Dempsey
Roumania
Hapvir
Unter den Linden
Brookhead
Emre
Race St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!