Commercial Tribune Subscription Rates and Address
The Commercial Tribune announces subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with annual and semiannual plans and carrier delivery. Readers are instructed to remit by money order or bank draft to The Commercial Tribune Co. Cincinnati.
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Newspaper Bureaus and Newsboy Arrangements Listed
Branch offices and bureaus listed with addresses in Walnut Hills Covington Washington Columbus and London. Notes indicate newsboys supplied at multiple locations and a reading service advertised as worm free to Americans.
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Columbus
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Supreme Court and insular cases shaping US constitutional reach
The piece argues the Supreme Court consistently adapts constitutional interpretation to national needs, citing the insular cases and the legal tender decisions of 1862 and 1871. It asserts Grant’s court-packing produced capable judges and credits the legal tender ruling for stabilizing American finance.
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Missouri Gerrymander Debate Flaunts Public Duty
The piece attacks Missouri’s Democratic machine in Jefferson City as corrupt and anti American, cites gerrymandered congressional districts, contrasts with Massachusetts Republicans, and urges civic duty. It notes the Montefiore Home sanitarium tied to the Montefiore Home with 150 patient capacity and a $1,000,000 investment, running costs $76,000 yearly.
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Kuklux
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House of Representatives
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Massachusetts
Old Bay State
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Montefiore
Herron to Start Martyr Chapel Church
The Rev Dr Herron plans to establish a new church named the Martyr Chapel. Also noted is Andy Carnegie beginning to have new perspectives on events and beliefs.
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Andy Carnegie
Sanitarium Dedication Spurs Jewish Leadership in Health Drive
An article lauds the New York Jewish community for opening a sanitarium for consumptives linked to the Montefiore Home in Westchester County. It cites Vice President Roosevelt praising open access and unity, then satirically critiques industrial trusts and milkers unions, ending with notes on a milkers’ Protective Union and a damaged, garbled conclusion.
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Montefiore
Westchester County
Roosevelt
America
When the big tobacco firms unite they may name it American Mixture
A brief note suggests big tobacco firms could merge to create a combined product branded as American Mixture. No further details on firms, launch plans, or dates are provided.
Tillman Clings To The String In Quiet Grip
The sentence notes Tillman never fully releases his hold on the string, showing a continuous, restrained grasp as the action unfolds.
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Tillman
Milk unions and romance fade in utilitarian age
A clipped editorial voice declares milk workers unions enforce strict rules with a $25 initiation fee. It contrasts a once romantic milkmaid now seen as a practical union member, warns of heavy fines, and notes a Louisville 88 degree day amid a rising political campaign and pessimistic prophets like Andrew Carnegie.
McKinley Endorsed by Supreme Court and Voters
The piece lauds President McKinley for his constitutional respect and restraint in territorial policy. It cites former Judge John Dillon praising the Supreme Court's decision and endorses McKinley’s approach to island possessions and Congress’s authority, noting broad public support in November.
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Over the River Lines Integrated into Cincinnati System
The text contends that the over the river routes should join the Cincinnati system. It argues that if the towns across the river were in a different state they would still be absorbed by Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
State
Dismasting of the Constitution At Newport Not Washington
An anxious inquirer notes the dismasting occurred at Newport, not Washington, and should be charged to the wind rather than the Supreme Court. The remark clarifies location and responsibility for the event.
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Newport
Washington
Church Turmoil Echoes as Rev Herron Dispute Simmers
A local church faces internal strife over leadership with Rev Dr Herron at the center. Members clash over governance and the push to remove Herron, signaling ongoing division within the congregation.
Chicago counterfeit Elijah feeds on suckers brand of feast
A Chicago tale frames a modern impostor as the counterfeit Elijah whose nourishment comes from duped followers rather than ravens, portraying a public deception framed as a spiritual feeding frenzy.
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Chicago
Elijah
Prophet
Beer Industry Leads All U.S. Ters in Statistics
Statistics show the beer industry tops all sectors in the United States, with hops production advancing ahead of other materials and signaling strong domestic demand.
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United States
No Extra Session of Congress Declared
Brief note asserts there will be no additional congressional session. The terse remark emphasizes life’s compensations amid limited legislative activity.
McPhee Seeks Strong Pitcher for Nah Venba
A brief quip suggests McPhee wants a solid pitcher to handle Nah Venba. The casual tone hints at a weathered, summery mood and mentions Independence as a notable place enjoying the season’s feel.
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McPhee
Fragmented 19th Century Carriage Notes and Gossipy Quotes
A collage of snippets on trains seating etiquette weather fashion and local humor criticizes social norms and shares wry opinions. The fragments touch on signs in open cars betting shares in C N C and reflections on doctors strikes and professional pensions.
Ohio Editors on Ohio Politics in The Toledo Blade
Two years after he labeled McLean harshly editor Cochran now supports party men who oppose the Washington boss. Some men rally for re election of Senator Foraker and Governor Nash though no organized endorsements or headquarters directives exist. County convention actions reflect spontaneous rank and file sentiment rather than central coordination.
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McLean
Washington
Senator Foraker
Nash
Marlon Star Ties to Tom Johnson Circumstance
The passage discusses Marlon Star and Tom Johnson with reference to Cuya hoga county and broader state territory, noting perceived limitations of a single figure in a large regional landscape and hinting at eighteen other counties in the state.
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Cuyahoga
Leone Tee
Old Line Democrats Wary of Ohio Political Reversals
Opinion notes that some Ohio Democrats distrust the same figures who now seek the chance to lead and potentially repeat past losses. The piece suggests lingering confidence would rise if party leaders avoided repeated strategic missteps and internal quarrels.
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Coshocton County Republicans Back Nash Foraker Re-Election
The Coshocton County GOP shows near unanimous support for Governor Nash and Senator Foraker. With sentiment high, a county convention on the 16th will adopt resolutions aligning with state Republicans in a unified stance.
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Vernor Nash
Senator Foraker
Coshocton County
Man of Affairs Celebrates 24th Wedding Anniversary
Robert Archiable, Doorkeeper of the Chamber of Commerce, received hearty congratulations after learning he marked the twenty-fourth anniversary of his wedding. Visitors at the Change yesterday included J. Y. Dean and C. W. Zweigart of Maysville Kentucky, William Leachman of Columbus, Z. T. Graham of Washington Indiana, J. A. Strayer of Macon Georgia, and E. T. Drake of Waco Texas.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. Y. Dean
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Maysville
William Leachman
Columbus
Z. T. Graham
Washington, Ind
J. A. Strayer
Macon, Ga
E. T. Drake
Waco
Tex
Cincinnatians Registered in New York Hotels
Special despatch reports Cincinnati residents registered at New York hotels on June 5 including H. Keck G. Le Rosen J. A. Rauh and W. P. Volkert at different hotels.
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Cincinnati
H. Keck
G. le Rosen
J. A. Rauh
W. P. Volkert
Beaumont and Queen and Crescent Route Offer Fast Schedules
Beaumont highlights a single change of cars with fast schedules and low rates on the Queen and Crescent Route. Ticket office at Fourth and Race streets facilitates travel inquiries.
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Texas
Queen & Crescent
Fourth
Race Street
Kilbourne Battle Rocks Ohio Democratic Convention
The piece argues Kilbourne had strong support among party members while McLean and Johnson caused division. It credits Johnson with principled fight but criticizes personal attacks. Cleveland was avoided to keep party harmony and prevent factional breakups, urging unity to win Ohio.
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Letter to the editor on American machinery trade profits
J B Jamestown questions Sir Alfred Hickman’s claim about protected markets applying to agricultural implements and other machinery. He argues U S home markets are protected mainly for revenue, not full protection, and notes occasional losses abroad to relieve glut, but generally U S machinery makers avoid selling at a loss domestically or overseas.
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Woman Deceived by Mock Marriage in Frostburg
Miss Ella Brode of Frostburg says she was tricked into a false marriage by Robert McGregor a 23 year old man. He produced a bogus license and had a ceremony with a made up minister. The public prosecutor cannot locate a real license or the officiant to press charges.
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Merrion Lodge
Merrion
Dress design details with silk trims and yardage
Fancy silk and wool material in two shades for the bodice is shown with a rounded zouave edge. A bright poppy red silk blouse with a tucked yoke is worn beneath, and a Real blue crepe de chine tie defines the waist. Fabric requirements list near silk and embroidered muslin amounts.
Major Duplay confronts Harry Tristram over Miss Iver
Major Duplay informs Harry that his betrothal to Miss Iver would make him the future Lord Tristram of Blent and asserts proof of past misconduct. Harry rebuts, denying the implied accusations and challenges the Major’s claims, ending with a promise of continuation in Friday's Commercial Tribune.
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