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The Commercial Tribune proclaims its long history since 1798 and details subscription options and prices for daily and Sunday editions. It lists postal rates, payment methods, and office locations including Cincinnati and branch bureaus in Covington Newport Washington and London with address specifics.
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Misplaced sympathy tests justice in Chicago burglary case
The piece rails at a Chicago jury that freed a self confessed burglar after a tale of police abuse. It argues such mercy erodes respect for the judicial system and questions the judge’s denunciation of a post office inspector who arrested a woman for using a canceled stamp.
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Chicago
Windy City
Hhe County
The Lady in the Case and Mrs Taft’s Social Restraint
The article discusses Mrs. Taft, wife of the president, guiding social influence to speed tariff legislation. It notes her planned May social season ending, her restraint from entertaining officials, and the collective approval of reducing duties delays in Washington.
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Dolly Madison
White House
Taft
Washington
Anna
The Deadly House Fly Typhoid Debate in New Jersey
Health officials in Trenton and statewide consider house flies as a factor in typhoid outbreaks. They note long held beliefs about water and milk as primary spreaders, urging scientists to provide incontrovertible facts before changing theories. The discussion highlights ongoing uncertainty about typhoid transmission methods.
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Trenton
N. J
House
Typhoid Death Rate Drops With Filtered Water
The article notes typhoid outbreaks linked to unsafe drinking water have diminished since the city adopted filtered water. It cites several serious cases but emphasizes the improved death rate due to clean water, hoping the trend continues despite occasional outbreaks.
Wrangling, Language Mix, and Murders Echo in City News
A jumble of phrases describes Senate wrangles over absence and a new member, amid musings on language and upcoming mergers. Murders tracked by bloodhounds hint at unsettled evidence, while weather and ads loom in Indiana town displays and Philadelphia quiets toward sleepy days.
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Senate
Birds and dangers in daily life echo through town
The writer compares mocking birds and cat birds, notes morning songs and a heavy shower, and argues for Audubon lessons. He recalls a street accident on Highland avenue, comments on child safety around traffic, and reflects on the inevitability of accidents across ages.
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Audubon Societies
Fragmented humor quotes from early 20th century newspapers
A collage of humorous exchanges and wry observations from multiple papers. Jokes about doors at a summer hotel, a failed pitcher, love letters, ancestry, and gifts mix with a quip about an unsinkable ship and a yard foreman’s grin. Strong entities include Chicago Record-Herald and Birmingham Age-Herald.
Weather Summary and Forecast for Several Cities
The report details last night conditions, temperatures from 68 to 81 and light rain in parts, with a forecast of partly cloudy skies and fair, warmer conditions into the weekend. It lists readings for Abilene to Washington and notes varying winds and showers in several states, with a government forecast calling for fair and warmer weather Saturday and Sunday across most regions.
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Clay
Abe
PWR
Mrrm
Abilene
Parkersby
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pueblo
Rapid City
St -Louis
St. Paul
Galveston
Ban Aubin
Grand Rapids
Santa Fe
Elgine
Shrey Espeesg
Helena
Springfield
Huron
Indianapolis
Vicksburg
Jacksonville
P.c
Washington
Washington Kansas City
Say
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Summary
Shipping updates show arrivals of Lusitania from Liverpool and Ad ria tic from New York at Southampton, Germania from Marseilles, Carthaginian from Liverpool to Halifax and Philadelphia, and Caledonian from Boston for Manchester. Several steamships sailed for New York, Montreal, or other ports, with Marconi reports confirming Cincinnati and St Paul positions east of Sandy Hook en route to New York.
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New York
Liverpool
Southampton
Germania
Marseilles
Halifax
ST. John
N. F
Philadelphia
Caledonian
Boston
Manchester
Quebec
Montreal
Palermo
Triest
Naples
Martha Washington
Genoa
Indiana
Bourg
Plymouth
President Grant
Cherbourg
Hamburg
London
Mount Temple
Sable Island
Cincinnati
Marconi
Sandy Hook
St. Paul
Campania
Arrivals at Cincinnati Hotels List Noted Guests
A long list of guests arriving at Cincinnati hotels includes Linton W K Archbold from Syracuse and multiple other travelers such as S Snyder from Pittsburg H E Dead from Atlanta George Whitney from New York and Herman Mayer from Berlin. The record names numerous individuals and their home cities reflecting a wide range of travelers staying at various hotel establishments.
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Cincinnati
Linton
W. K. Archbold
Syracuse
N. Y
Honing
Ernest Block
New York
M. A. Fitzgerald
Columbus
R.,j. Holmes
Indianapolis
Ind
Tom Luxon
Lexington
Dennison
W. D. Dolsen
Detroit
W. H. Morgan
Xenia
Ray Higgins
Bainbridge
James Brough
Dayton
W.’ Beck and Family
Bethel
O. Munro
William Bamberger
Pittsburg
Carl F. Clarke
Boston
Theodore Schroeder
Chicago
W. M. Glanville
San Francisco
Cal
John Richards
Reading
Palace
A. J. Mss
Peebles, Co
A. Ddtt
Louisville
T. Co. Bryson
Connersville
John Schenck
Sunman
W. H. Charlton
O. Emery
J. R. Thomas
Wife
B. F. Blair
Cleveland
H. D. Freeman
Atlanta
Gai
Max I. Barth
Chattanooga
Tenn
B. J. Weis
Toledo
O. Burnet
James E. George
George G. Kimball
W. R. Gibson
Philadelphia
W. J. Smith
W. E. Benton
Obituary notices for two ministers and a Paris store owner
The Rev Dr Samuel Whitney Truesdale aged 56 a renowned Wisconsin Methodist minister died in Chicago. H A Chaurchard proprietor of the Magasins Louvre a major Paris department store died in Paris after months of illness. Dr Daniel S Chash a 50 year old dentist from Medford died yesterday of pneumonia.
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Samuel Twhitney Truesdale
Wisconsin
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Chicago
H. A. Chauchard
Magasins Louvre
Departaeent
Palais Royal
Louvre Palace
Paris
Daniel 8
Chash
Medford
City Briefs Report Accidents At Local Addresses
Fred Schulte a 33 year old pretzel baker living at Marquis and Canal streets was doused with hot liquid splashing into his face during a work moment. Edward Harper 80 an engineer at 115 East Fifth street suffered severe facial injuries from steam in the Hot Arms engine room where he works as an oiler. Additional notes reference other local workers at Plum and Canal streets with unclear details.
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Fred Schulte
Rothers Moulding
Plum and
Canal Streets
Sunderland man to return home for final days
Albert Milton, patient at the city hospital, faces a slow decline from 19 gtor ataxia and will travel to Pittsburg Kansas with transport arranged yesterday and a wheelchair bought from a local fund to die with his sister. An inquest by Coroner Coe into Birdie Orman, two, who died from burns at 1115 Race Street, found the incident accidental caused by boiling water on a gas stove while a child played with a dog.
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Albert Milton
City Hospital
Pittsburg
Kan
Conigibtle
Miltém
Coe
Birdie Orman
Burns
Race Street
Myrtie Boisé
Notable Residents and Illnesses Listed in Street Ledger
A fragmented street ledger lists individuals with ages and ailments including diabetes and carcinoma. Entries show HITTEKIND BINA, 66, at 1052 Sutter Street. JOSEPH BROWS, 77, at Home for Aged with carcinoma. KATHERINE MANETS, 38, 1936 Queen on Avenue with gastritis. A J LEPRS, 37, 148 West University with insomnia. HING, 42, 724 Clark Street with pulmonary condition.
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Birdid
Race
Omnia
Eee Ssene L
Sutter Street
Sete Hittekind
BINA
Rockdale
Brows
Joseph
Manets
Katherine
Queen On Avenue
Leprs
A J
West
Universit
Singe
Neice
Clark Street
The Folly of Pride
A reflective poem warns that prideful climbers discard old friends as they rise and may find no support when they fall. It questions whether modern climbers value ascent over lasting ties and cautions against scorning those who helped along the way.
Fashion Notes From Cincinnati Style Page
In Vogue In Cincinnati surveys current trends with cheap metal mesh bags giving way to black patent purses lined in scarlet silk. Suede fringe handbags, linen frocks with matching linen handles, pongee suits, and unlined coats are highlighted along with chic morning frocks, pastel scarves, and Navajo jewelry.
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Pongee
Smart tips for men in fashion trend notes
Panama hats with black ribbon edges and zigzag band stripes are in style. Evening jackets pair with pique collar shirts, London dress coats lack a front waist seam, and one piece fronts. Tan half hose in cinnamon tones, solid neckwear colors, and open end scarfs complete the look.
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Panama
London
Train Robbery Foiled by Wrecked Freight near Duran
A daring attempt to wreck the westbound Golden State Limited on the Chicago Rock Island Pacific near Duran New Mexico failed when a freight train struck the obstruction first. The wreckers fired on the freight crew and then rode away into the foothills.
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EL Paso
Tex
Golden State
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Duran
New Mexico
Graduation ceremonies urge law changes and praise pupil efforts
At Music Hall 288 graduates from Woodward Hughes and Walnut Hills high schools received diplomas amid songs and speeches. Principal and Union board officials praised student progress and urged amending the age law to allow earlier school exits as new urban campuses Project Woodward and Hughes expand.
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Schoohe Venti
Wovenut Hills
An ‘Hughes High Schools
Music Hall
Louisa Schwab
Union “Board of ‘High Schools
Harvey A. Jones
Schwab
Bes
Woodward and Hughes
Walnut Hils High School
Arthur B. Bonnheim
Brotherhood of Man
Bonnheim
San Francisco
Messina
St. Mary’s
Lillian Grace Ruggles
Woodward High Schoos
America
National Capital Gossip on Taft Tariff Talks and Senators
Washington chatter centers on the tariff bill with predictions of a lengthy conference and possible delays. Senators Gore and Dolliver are highlighted for wit and memory, while Roosevelt, Hanna, Aldrich, and McKinley era echoes frame the political mood as Wright brothers prepare for Fort Myer flight.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Senate
House
A. m
McKinley
Hanna
Capes
Aldrich
Iowa
Dredse
Whelan
Doiver
West
Virginie
John Whelan
Dolliver
Remi
West Virginia
Prent
DeHiver
Washington
Fort Myer En Miesse
Wrights
Tyre
Ted
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Magmuch
Edward
Alphonso
Victor
Fort Myer
Students Halt Fountain Square Rush Pranks
Officers report disruption of a school tradition as students from three schools gather in Fountain Square to perform a rush prank. Cars damaged and debris removed by street cleaning crews aided by the Red Cross branch this morning. Trophies of war reportedly collected after events.
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Fountain Square
Red Cross
Fractured melee between Hughes Walnut Woods and Woodward students erupts on Fifth Street
A three school brawl on Fifth Street near the fountain draws about two thousand students from Hughes High Walnut Hills and Woodward. Lieutenant Kane with five officers keeps order as crowds clash and disperse without serious injury amid cheering noncombatants and police intervention.
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Fifth Street
Hughes High School
Walnut Hills
Woodward
Kane
Social and personal notes from the country club and gatherings
Mrs. Frank Baton hosted a stylish gathering at the Country club for guest Mrs. James Boott of Boston known as Aileen Boal a Kentuckian. Guests included Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Hobart among others. Elizabeth Gates hosted the Seworth Breen bridal party at the Zoo with pink peonies and John Gates presiding.
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Frank Baton
James Boott
Boston
Aileen Boal
Frank Nelson
Wil Baton
Wilder
James Hobart
R. P. Ernst
Calawell
RR. de 'V. Carroll
Reno
Frank, Kemper
Elizabeth Gates
Bseworth-Breen
Zoo
John Gates
Wedding and society notes on Grandin road and local events
The column reports on a quiet wedding at the Unitarian church for James Morrison and Ruth Wilsby with a small reception at the bride’s home. It also covers a golf event on Grandin road, rain interruptions, notable players including Mrs. Turnbull, and social gatherings at the Gano residence and Colerain avenue. Additionally, Glendale college commencement, diplomas, and a Sixth District kindergarten picnic at Mrs. Fleischmann’s home are mentioned.
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James Morrison
Ruth Wilsby
Unitarian Church
Reading Road
Western Golf Association
Grandin Road
Rt Krippendorf
Links
Shelter House
Turnbull
Nee Heely
William Goodman
Hotel Arms
Telfora Groesbeck
C. W. Bell
Elite
Banning
Mra Campbell
Mary Wilby
Ralph Rogan
Childrem
Charles Fleischmann
Guilford
Charlesmann
Mia
Fleischmann
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