The Commercial Tribune and Foreign Subscriptions
The notice advertises daily and Sunday editions with postal rates for foreign countries in the Universal Postal Union. It lists subscription options, payment methods, and branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London and Washington with addresses and services.
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Boseign
Universal Postal Union
Uding County
Express
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
East
McMillan Street
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Taft and Railway Heads
Wisdom urged railway presidents to withdraw proposed freight rate increases amid a pending bill empowering the ICC to suspend tariffs. Critics warn any hike must be justified by real need not dividends or market manipulation. Public acceptance hinges on believable proof of legitimate demand.
Suffrage Leader Mrs. Catt in Failing Health Update
Mrs. Catt, president of the International Woman's Suffrage association, has had two years of declining health and a recent operation left her condition critical, with latest bulletins noting partial improvement. Cincinnati club notes and ritual visits mark a busy suffrage and civic year with new officers, a $65,000 clubhouse, and upcoming state conventions.
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Blankenburg
Georgine Holmes Thomas
Addy
Griffith
Georges. Bailey
Alexander Hill
Moore
Cole
Nebraska State Federation
L. Drew Mosher
Jessie B. Broekhoven
Haésthe
Louis Henry Martin
Sidney Durst
Robert Gitt
George Allen
Eldon James
Mel McCune
George Armstrong
John Gallagher
Thomas Punshon
A. J. Miles
Florence Wells
Julia Worthington
W. N. Hobart
Frank Bahiman
Louis Geier
Edwin McFarland
Cyrus Jaquith
Robert Laidlaw
Joseph Carothers
Edith Meacham
Joséphine Simrall
Edith Nicholy
Elsie Thalheimer
Social and Personal Highlights From Cincinnati Club Scene
Social hour on Inauguration day at the Cincinnati Woman's clubhouse featured floral tributes and a tearoom expansion. Engagements and weddings were announced for Miss Bisa Fay Carnes, Miss Elberta Gerrard, and Miss Paula Hartenveld, with parties and visits noted at Clifton, Norwood, and Newport venues.
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Cincinnati Woman's Clubhouse
Hosea
Adda
C. A. Bosworth
The Street Car Mystery of a Golden Powder Item
A street car passenger exhibits a tense, puzzled demeanor as a young man unfolds a mysterious ritual. He handles a leaf shaped like a trough and a small pouch releasing a golden powder, then crafts the leaf with the odor of a pig sty and limburger nearby.
Covington Social News Highlights
Miss Edith Walters of Covington returns from Salem Virginia. Miss Rebecca Bond hosts card party for Mrs. Osborn of Chicago. Mrs. Paul Stevens of Fort Mitchell hosts Afternoon Card Club with Mrs. Edward Phelps. Marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Coombs and George Eaton Jr quietly planned at the Coombs home with Rev. Davidson officiating. Newlyweds to honeymoon in the East. Amelia Stegner returns from a Western trip. Rev. Homer Noblé returns from Ohio vacation. Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of Newport visits Lexington, Mrs. Alice Harrison returns from Kalamazoo. Simon Billiter of Williamstown visits Covington as guest of sister Mrs. J F Wilson. Miss Fan Hazlewood of Newport also mentioned.
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Edith Walters
Covington
Salem
Rebecca Bond
Osborn
Chicago
Paul Stevens
Fort Mitchell
Edward Phelps
Stevens
Mary Elizabeth Coombs
George Eaton, Jr
Joseph Coombs
Davidson
First Baptist Church
Amelia Stegner
Homer Mitchell Noblé
Newport
Ohio
Thomas Hamilton
Lexington
Alice Harrison
Kalamazoo
Mich
Simon Billiter
Williamstown
J. ‘F. “Wilson
Fan. Hazlewood
Two Democratic Factions Form Over Taft Travel Funds
The South and Taft quotes spark a split into two Democratic wings as Little Democrats in Congress oppose paying a $5,000 travel-expense overplus from last year. Editors debate whether Taft’s expanded salary covers travel and if Congress will permanently raise funds. The incident is deemed closed by the Washington Herald.
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Democratic Party
Congress
House
Taft
United States
Atlanta
Washington Herald
President ends touring budget dispute amid Southern hospitality notes
The article cites petty politics over traveling appropriations for next fiscal year to cover expenses beyond this year's touring. It cites Tawney’s indignation and a presidential reply that clarifies views. It recalls the president cherishing Southern hospitality and rejecting a cocktail invite at Atlanta.
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Tawney
South
Wisconsin
Hot Judicial Fight in Franklin County Race for Circuit Judge
A bitter Republican nomination contest in Franklin County for circuit judge pits James A. Allen against Judge Bigger and Louis Addison among others. Allen secures 29 votes in a late caucus though officials say the results are nonbinding. Allen accuses party leaders of a double cross as the district includes Franklin and several surrounding counties.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Franklin County
Franklin
Madison
Fayette
Champaign
Clark
Greene
Shelby
Miami
Montgomery
Preble
Darke
James A. Allen
Bigger
Louis Addison
de Witt
Claude Brewer
Allen
Sim
Briton doubles on Channel flight in single nonstop crossing
Captain Charles Rolls, English aviator, flew a Wright biplane from Dover to Sangatte near Calais and back to Dover without landing, completing a fifty mile round trip. He left Dover at 6:30 p.m., reached Sangatte at 7:15 p.m., then returned after circling Dover Castle, arriving about 7:50 p.m. The feat drew great enthusiasm on both sides of the channel.
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Charles Stuart Rolls
English
Dover
Sangatte
Calais
Channel
Rolis
Sangattée
Aan
Dover Castle
Backers Rally For Youtsey Pardon In Kentucky
Special dispatch from Frankfort reports attorney L A Crawford of Newport, half-brother of Henry Youtsey, who has served time for involvement in the Goebel tragedy, is backing efforts to secure liberty for his client. Youtsey has given notice of his intent to seek a pardon with supporters including his chief attorney preparing to press the case.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
L. A. Crawford
Newport
Henry BE. Youtsey
Youtsey
Pat
Alorne
Bank closes 15 year lease plans mercantile growth
Ohio Valley Bank and Trust took a fifteen year lease on banking rooms in the Chamber of Commerce building formerly used by Fifth National bank. The deal covers five years with a ten year extension option. A new headquarters is planned with minimal disruption to the Ohio Valley exposition committee. The vacant Ninth and Sycamore corner building owned by Thoms & Brenneman will be replaced by a five to ten story mercantile structure.
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Ohio Valley Bank and Trust Company
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth National Bank
Cleneay, Nourse & Huntington
Ohio Valley Exposition Committee
Peae
Ninth and
Sycamore Streets
Thoms & Brenneman
Joseph Steinkamp & Bro
Thoms
Ninth and Walnut
Highth Street
Main
Joseph Benning Printing Company
Highth and
Sycamore
Mortgage list and transfers with multiple assignments and costs
A dense ledger style entry lists numerous mortgage transfers and Canceled Mortgages including individuals such as Willa Phelan Glendale B. Co and Bertram to C. Adam with various sums from 600 to 4,000. It notes properties and costs at locations like Western Hills B. S. & Eo and Earnshaw and Nelson with two-story and three-story structures and specific street blocks. The document also lists unpaid costs and property descriptions along with associated banks and lending bodies.
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Willa Phelan, Sjr
Glendale B. Co
San A Nunn
Wyoming L. & 8
Bertram
C. Adam
George Katharina Ebert
Brighton German Bank Co
Rudolf Herren
Hose Gerstner
Reser L Pachoud
Columbia B. & Ian Co
Helen’ Drachmann
Toneph Schwartz
Olive G. Abbott
Delta L. A. Co
Stegner
North Cin. L. Cabos
Umenee
Eaeed Cees
William Hirschfeld
People’s B
Charles A. Bex, Jr
Oakley Bank
Louisa Roach
Citizens’ B. A
John Sullivan
Dan Dreifus
Louis Kolb
Provident S. B. & T. Co
Arthur G. Barlion
Westwood
Stora
Cos
Wivec Sete Potres
Eves
Rosa Smeinger
En Fairmount B
Pat Mook
Pod Sec
James Humble
Mount Lookout
Bek Oon
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Red Oakley B. & L. Ggt
Andea Edebdesmes
Ohi Lake Erects Wes Mane Cly
Anna M. Birk
Bon Ton
Area
Bremen Street
L. & Jacob
Schardt
12Th Ward B. & IL. Co
Real Estate Transfers With Numerous City Parcels Listed
A long list of real estate transfers details numerous lot trades across multiple suburbs and streets. Transfers include Charlotte Cryer to Florence, Elizabeth Wallkotte to Frieda Schwarz, and various others with parcels in Beechwood, Mount Auburn, Clifton, Norwood, and Camp Washington. Prices and parcel specifics are interspersed with lease terms and sub divisions.
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Charlotte B. Cryer
Florence
Ccc
Cesye Eee
Baymiller
Jane Etreets
Thompson & Thompson
Nec
Harry Dickman
Charles H
Ort
Blizabeth Wallkotte
Frieda D. Schwarz
Charles
Beechwood
Arthur J. Abbott
Olive G. Abbott
St Pom Aicovnd
Cs Ie
C. B. Foote
National Bank
Mary Lauther
Schmidt
Clifton
Ger
Hickenlooper
Cubs
Pairmount
Iisiyeis
White N
Spencer
Thomas J. Wa
Clit
Percy
Crane al
William M
McGrégor Avenue
Mon
Auburn
Kuelhelmine Suhre Et
Johann Sto
Bates Avenue
Anna Hiller
Aloysius Sonnenwag
Henry Weiler
Gok
Lakeley
Sarah M. Shattuc
Kemp, Nue
Clason Street
Weammen
Walnut Hills Land Association Secorid Plbsmalan
Ees
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William Massie
Ewan N. Lucke
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Fantile McDonald
Cloke
Mattie McCarthy
Slack
Young @ Boal’s
Jane & Trevor
Rpe
Edna Krabacher
John Jahmann
Quinn
Camp Washington
Lee Frea
Eliza ‘Fasce
Walter S. Fassé
Alfred White
Oakley
Ames
Sarah J
Aurelia Roulbyre
Joseph H. Balon
Norwood View
William G .Cryer
Martha C. Rodgere
L. A. Ault
Hathaway Street
Mary ‘Eh
George Bertram
Doug Mnes
Elsmore Syndicate
Rudolph and
Emilie Herron
See
Ad OM Cesk Ice Tees
Glos Gale
Quanthys Port
Forest
George W. Dittmann
Anna T. Veteer
Laura P. Brockmatn
Louella Wiese
Prospermers Sub
Elizabeth Bradley
Rosa Jungeneer
Et 37
Bryast & Trevor
Ninth _ street
Ne ‘Aio
Darkesto
Big Shrine Outing at Laughery Island Event
About twelve to fifteen hundred Shriners from the Syrian Temple plan a two day celebration at Laughery Island on June 24 and 25. The Kentucky steamer will carry attendees from Cincinnati at 8 a m with a 12 20 noon train departure, an initiation class of thirty on Friday night. Shrine Band music, day and night fireworks, and August Herrmann as officer of the day highlight the program with D J Hauefeld as entertainment chair and Henry Korb aiding the effort. Women are barred for this event and visiting Shriners are welcome.
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Laughery Club
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Shrine Band
August Herrmann
D. J. Hauefeld
Henry
Police Roundup and Local Incidents Reported
An unknown white man fainted on Grant and Canal streets and was taken to the city hospital. Joseph Meyer aged 8 of 2542 Beekman street died at the city hospital after being struck by a train in North Fairmount. Detectives Pflug and Hueftein arrested Joseph Kelly of Buffalo on suspicion. A warrant for Lizzie Heck of Selm avenue followed a neighborhood quarrel and she was later arrested for assault and battery. Edward Farrell and Edward Gallagher were bound over for the grand jury after breaking a Kroger grocery window on Gest street and Freeman avenue. Charles Gumewick was beaten by two men after being found with only a gold ring and $2. Fred Riesz has been reported missing from Newport, Kentucky for a week.
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Grant and
Canal Streets
Joseph Meyer
Beekman Street
North Fairmount
City Hospital
Pflug and
Hueftein
Joseph Kelly
Buffalo, N. Y
Fifth and
Race Streets
Lizzie Heck
Selm Avenue
Lida Probst
McCarn
Heck
Liberty
State Streets
Bode
Edward Farrell
Baymiller
Edward Gallagher
Hase
Beck
Kroger
Gest Street
Freeman Avenue
Charles Gumewick
Washington Avenue
Newport
Sixth
John Streets
Gumewick
Fred Riesz
Ann Street
Cincinnati
Ex-Ohio Mayor Flee Hotel With Stenographer
W E B Sykes former Marietta mayor and Gertrude Strahl a Marietta stenographer are charged with improper relations. Warrants issued by Justice John A Fugassi were to be served Saturday night but the pair fled from a Pittsburgh hotel. Authorities say they registered as man and wife and left before arrest. Strahl is described as about 25 with notable business ability and former boiler works office head.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
W. EB. Sykes
Marietta
Gertrude Strahl
John A. Fugassi
Frank B. Ranger
Squire Fugassi
Sykes
Miss Strahl
Marietta Boiler Works Company
Witness guarded by state troops in Kentucky trial
Milton Oliver of Lyon County arrived in Hopkinsville under guard of a soldiers detachment. He will testify Thursday in the night riders trial of Dr. Davis Amos and four others over the Hopkinsville raid of December 6, 1907. Oliver survived an assassination attempt and is cited as the state’s key witness. His family accompanies him and guards protect their boarding house.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Hopkinsville
Milton Oliver
Lyon County
Davis Amos
Oliver
Kumler Family Reunion Set At Butler County Fairgrounds
Hamilton Ohio June 6 The Kumler family annual reunion will be held at the Butler county fair grounds June 17. Six hundred persons are expected. Officers include President Samuel E. Kumler Dayton first vice president Nelson Good Trenton second vice president Samuel J. Flickinger Dayton treasurer Matt J. Timberman Hamilton secretary Co H Kumler Dayton
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Kumiler
Butler County Fair Grounds
Society
Samuel E. Kumler
Dayton
Nelson Good
Trenton
Samuel J. Flickinger
Matt J. Timberman
Co.h. Kumler
Youth in custody after alleged saloon lure incident
Howard Jones aged 14 of 7 Central Avenue is held for juvenile court investigation after claiming a man took him to a saloon and gave him liquor while en route to visit his sick mother at the city hospital. The incident occurred near Eighth and Central avenues on Sunday afternoon.
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Eee Howard Jones
Central Avenue
Eighth and
City Hospital
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R. K. le Blond
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Claypool
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