Commercial Tribune 7 class matter subscription rates 1909
The notice lists subscription rates for The Commercial Tribune with daily and Sunday editions available in various terms. Foreign subscriptions cover Great Britain and continental postages, with monthly and yearly options and prepayment required. Offices and news bureaux are specified in Cincinnati and nearby cities with addresses for notices and news input.
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Theodore Roosevelt Remembered and Taft’s Ascendancy
Henry Clews lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a Great American at a dedication of a Roosevelt memorial window. He argues Roosevelt publicly backed his successor William Howard Taft, calling Taft the ideal Republican choice and the best-equipped leader for the nation.
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Roosevelt
Henry Clews
Latter Day School
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Cincinnati
Judge Taft
William Howard Taft
Taft
Deficit outlook seen improving but revenue fears persist
Washington circles take note as the June 30 deficit falls below 100 million, not meeting the earlier 112 million estimate. The government has met all obligations, but the tariff reform’s revenue prospects remain doubtful, signaling future pressure to finance operations and a shift toward Republican fiscal remedy.
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Washington
Consumer Tax Debate Raises The Myth Of The Consumer
Editorial readers are told that the retailer is blamed as the consumer pays the tax. A senator claims the consumer is a myth in a speech. The piece questions who bears the tax burden and what actions lie ahead.
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Yodze
Illinois lawmakers push to abolish capital punishment bill
After Lori Amer assisted a Republican in Senate election, Illinois Democrats moved behind a criminal justice reform bill to end capital punishment aiming at self correction within the state.
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Loriamer
Senate
Illinois
Market cranberries rise near double last week
The report notes cranberries fetch almost twice the price seen a week earlier. Prunes prices show no appreciable rise, giving boarding house keepers some relief despite overall market tension.
Prohibition Era Taxes Show Beer Dip Whisky Rises
Internal revenue figures indicate beer consumption declined while whisky intake rose. The same data suggest those who chew and smoke largely ignore prohibition trends.
Senate Wrangling Brings House Laughter in Porched Time
The piece notes the Senate ponders while the lower house members enjoy themselves. The quirky observation frames political theater as a lighthearted scene amid ongoing crusade talk and a reference to a house fly and a baldheaded man on the porch after rain.
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Fragmented Meaningless OCR Snippet of Political and Historical Phrases
A garbled historical text fragment references a congressman, Newport, poetic laments, orphans rain relief, Wisconsin governor vetoing a swearing crime bill, a wife with an inverted name, Count Zeppelin, the Wright brothers, and a counterfeit claim about an Indian head.
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Wisconsin
Corn Prices Drive Weddings, Says Noted Economist
A veteran economist notes weddings rise when corn prices are high, arguing households should embrace corn meal and rye oats for savings. He warns against white bread excess and advocates European rye bread and oat meals to strengthen national diet without reliance on meat from trusts.
Humid Humor and Witty Editorial Snippets
A collage of political party quips and light verse from various papers. Jokes about tariffs presidential vetoes and pedestrianism mingle with playful exchanges about pets and manners. The tone reflects early 20th century newspaper humor and social commentary.
Daylight Scheme Sparks Mixed Reaction Across Regions
The Boston Herald argues for extending daylight to 7 o clock in standard time and shifting work start to 9 o clock, aiming to yield earlier daylight. The Buffalo Courier notes the plan’s clarity and appeal, while the Navy department poll shows strong opposition among workers. Taft and his cabinet plan to study the two hour shift between May and October, though outcomes remain uncertain without a trial.
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Boston Herald
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Washington
Troy Times
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Utica
Holiness at Coney Island Mock Moral Crusade
A satirical New York World verse mocks police moralizing at Coney Island. It parodies officers chasing imaginary sins from waves to stars, depicting a comically overzealous campaign to police leisure and Sunday revelry at the seaside resort.
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Midwest Forecast Patchy Showers Across States
The routine weather summary notes partly cloudy skies with local showers on Thursday and Friday across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia. Moderate variable winds accompany the unsettled conditions with no major storms expected.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Baltic Sea and Atlantic Steamers Muster Port Movements
Ships arrive and depart across ports: Athinas from Patras Oceanic from Southampton. Campania and Majestic sail to Liverpool and Southampton. Queenstown Saxon ia sails to Boston. Haverford arrives Philadelphia bound for Liverpool. Kronprinzessin Cecilie Teutonic sail to New York via Cherbourg. Donna Ma donna MaDonna arrives New York. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arrives from New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Massilia sails to New York. Clara sails to New York. Aspromonte sails from Genoa to New York. Sicilian sails from Havre to Montreal. Furnessia arrives from New York and Siberian from Philadelphia. Moltke reports east of Sandy Hook en route to New York. Kron Prinzessin Cecilie sails for New York. Friesland sails to Philadelphia. Monmouth sails to Montreal. Winifredian arrives Boston. Pennsylvania sails for Hamburg.
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Directory of names across multiple cities and firms
A long list of individuals and affiliations appears, including Linton F A Thuran Chicago R E Harrison Massillon C and many others across Boston Hartford Indianapolis New York Chicago and more. The fragment reads as a directory of professionals and associates with city and firm pairings.
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New York
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Pittsburg
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Boston
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Burnet
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Ripley
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Winchester
Missing Ohio River body identified as colored man
A body recovered from the Ohio River near Baymiller Street was identified at the morgue as a colored man. Logan Neel of Campbell's Creek Coal Company assisted in the recovery.
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Maley
Ohio River
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Campbell's Creek Coal Company
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and addresses
Fragmentary text lists names such as Sal De Copeland and MWR, with multiple street addresses and odd phrases. The readable items include references to Loveland, Eastern avenue, West Fifth, Sixth street, and medical terms like myocarditis. No coherent event or story emerges from the fragmented content.
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Loveland
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Tee Ee Mathorn
Jobn
Sc Sl. Joseph
Pider Street
Heondsy
Cuntains
Wat West Fifth
Pulmo Bateeate
Elegant Oak Street Dinner For Bride Elects Guests
Miss Mary Miner hosted a refined social dinner for Miss Ruth Witty and her fiancé James Morrison at Oak Street. Attendees included out of town guests Miss Kenyon New York Miss Grace Semple St Louis Miss Munger Herkimer N Y and many local friends and relatives.
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Mary.Miner
Oak Street
Ruth Witty
James Morrison
Hbstess
Miss Kenyon
New York
Grace Semple
St. Louis
Mary Wilby
Miss Munger
Herkimer
N. Y
Miss Miller
Katherine Wilby
Bailey Wright
Truxton Emerson
Cecil Gamble
Roger Morrison
William Morrison
Robert Buchwalter
Smith Hickenlooper
Thruston Merrill
Stanley Resor
Robert Morrison
Kentuckys social whirl hosts multiple Covington gatherings
Mrs. William Eaton of Covington hosted a luncheon in honor of Mrs. James Scott of Brooklyn, guests included Mrs. Frank Eaton and many local socialites. Newport and Covington clubs held whist and five hundred afternoons with trophies and refreshments. Other events featured dinners at the Miami Boat Club and visits by Miss Wells of Michigan, with plans for upcoming entertainments and motor trips.
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Covington
James Scott
Brooklyn
Frank Eaton
Scott
Frank Nelson
Frances Wilshire
Mary Russell Innes
Mary Queen
Robert Carroll
Hugh Colville
Stowe Reno
Robert Kroger
Victor Price
Robert Sutton
Newport
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Lenard Speakrs
Reed
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Harry Kendell
Emma ,Goteh
Evansville
Ind
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Marie Bade
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Arthur Klein
Paul Hardeman
Percey Thompson
Harry Thompson
Ruth
Ella Baker
Dila Baker
Josephine Behrmann
James Smith
Percey de Camp
John Todd
J. C. de Moss
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Milton Tudor
Alma Scherer
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Miami Boat Club
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Ross
Miss Wells
Michigan
Kersting
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Govington
Stevens
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Hats and fabrics charm in early fashion notes
The article notes fashionable hats and medium size shapes gaining attention for resort wear. It highlights linene materials and a soft yellow cashmere option for a tea gown or kimono style, with colors including black gold brown green. Coats lined with silk and colorings described as fancy and pink silk details.
Fashion Notes: Men’s Coats and Lapel Buttonholes
Dress coats feature narrow sleeves with three buttons and rounded vents. Lapels have perpendicular buttonholes as embroidery neckwear appears in popular seasonal colors. Plaster shirts gain favor with dinner jackets for refined formality.
Senators Smith and Tillman draw mixed praise in Washington chatter
In Washington on Decoration Day week, Sen. Smith of South Carolina drew attention with a fiery speech while Sen. Tillman, a fellow senator, received broad interest from colleagues. Other senators like Bacon and Rayer offered pointed remarks on protectionist policy as discussions drifted through the chamber.
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Senate
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Rayer
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Burton
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Washington
Travel Protective Association Opposes Tobacco Tariff Removal
The Travelers' Protective Association meeting in Asheville, North Carolina, unanimously opposes removing tariffs on leaf tobacco. Telegrams were sent to U.S. Senators Aldrich Beveridge and Martin announcing the action.
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Convention of Travelers’ Protective Association
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Beveridge
Martin
Miami Military Institute Holds Largest Commencement Yet
CINGINNAT BOY GETS DRILL MEDAL The twenty fourth commencement exercises at Miami Military Institute ended at noon with twelve graduates and three bachelor of literature degrees. Rev Walter D Cole received a doctor of philosophy honorary degree. Rev John F Herget gave the address on the Power of Habit as faculty and seniors held a reception and dance in the afternoon and a dress uniform cadet drill featured the evening program.
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Nomination Sent for New Orleans Surveyor of Customs
President Taft sent to the Senate today the nomination of Lewis R. of Louisiana to be surveyor of customs at New Orleans. Mr. Bryant is said to belong to the “Dig ee e branch” of the Republican party and was endorsed by the National Committeeman.
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Louisiana
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Republican Fact
Disbarment Case Examines Judge Morris and Thatcher
Special Dispatch from Columbus reports hearings on disbarment charges against Judge LW Morris of Lucas County and Toledo attorney Charles A Thatcher. Witnesses refute bias claims while Thatcher’s role in campaigns is challenged by prosecutors and defense.
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Beth
Justice Moves Rapidly in Toledo Counterfeiting Case
In Toledo on June 2 a suspect named Archib held acaten alias Theodore Chapman pleaded guilty to counterfeiting and was sentenced to reform at the reformatory after appearing before the court. The case involved counterfeit quarters and half dollars dated April 8.
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Court Deputies May Act In Probate Matters
Dispatch reports from Columbus indicate General Denmann to Probate Judge Luedersdorf that while law does not prohibit a deputy from acting as executor the plain intent is that the probate office should handle such duties and act as executor when appropriate.
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Irish select officers form Amshciates in Hamilton
The first meeting of the Associates Irish Organizations of Hamilton was held last night. Temporary officers were selected with Dr. Thomas named president and Daniel Matthew A. Sheedy as secretary. Committees were authorized to appoint members.
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