Commercial Tribune subscription and delivery details
Subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues listed with durations and foreign postage. Delivery by carriers emphasized. Multiple bureau and office locations named including Cincinnati and Covington, Newport and London, Washington, New York, and Chicago.
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Banking Chief Claims Clerks Must Earn 1000 Year To Wed
A Chicago financier condemns marriage for workers earning less than 1000 a year, prompting debate on marital rights and the nature of matrimony. He argues money should not determine eligibility, while critics say true partnership hinges on character and shared sacrifice.
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Illinois Senate Vice Commission
Chicago
Night Schools of Cincinnati Award Night Diplomas
On Thursday night diplomas were awarded to 450 students in the Night High Schools of Cincinnati. They worked by day and studied after wage earning hours, demonstrating earnestness and valuing education. Cincinnati should be proud of the cooperative spirit and the city’s young people who pursue knowledge after work.
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Cincinnati
Patriotism flare in Hoboken strike over flag incident
In Hoboken 150 boiler makers walked out after alleging their Canadian foreman insulted the American flag by waving the English flag, claiming it was the only flag fit to live under. The dispute, with the employer resisting discharge, tests pride amid waning patriotism.
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Hoboken
The Colored Y. M. C. A Campaign Surpasses Goal
A local Colored Y M C A drive led by an Executive Committee raised 15000 dollars in five days, far surpassing the ten day target for a new building in Cincinnati. The effort highlights strong community support and rapid fundraising progress.
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YM. C. A
Cincin
Women in War Across Ages and Balkans Tangle
A reflective piece argues women have long influenced war through nursing and combat, citing Jeanne d Arc and Balkan volunteers. It discusses Bulgaria Roumania tensions over Silistria and hints at a secret alliance amid near Eastern power shifts. It mentions a photo of Miss Marie Ault wounded while tending the sick.
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Roumania
Russia
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Silstria
Silistria
Y M C A Move Aimed At Cincinnati Colored Community
Editor notes Cincinnati needs a Y M C A for the colored population in a city with about 25 000 colored residents and 10 000 men and boys over twelve. Subscriptions start locally, and a dedicated building would address social and religious needs, signaling strong support.
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Cincinnati
Notes and Comment on Swimming and Social Change
Reflections on swimming becoming a common skill among girls and boys, the value of open air summers, mulberry and cherry gatherings, and the cultural clash over roosters crowing. The piece notes progress toward gender equality, youth ambitions, and public debates on animal noise.
McReynolds plans tax on tobacco to curb efficiency
Attorney General McReynolds proposes to Congress a graded internal revenue tax on tobacco manufactures tied to output. He argues the measure would punish efficiency of large firms, help independents, and recalls the tobacco trust dissolution. The piece contrasts this with Republican and Democratic views and notes public reactions and related political commentary.
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American Tobacco Company
Senate
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New York Times
Riddling quotes from a bygone era circle mischief and thought
A collection of wry aphorisms on idle hands, naming babies after spouses, frenzied romance, female craftsmanship, and optimistic notes on great thoughts long forgotten. The passages reflect period wit and social commentary with playful irony.
Texas Advertisers En Route 10 Meeting Light City Visit
A 150 member Texas Advertisers Clubs of America party arrived in Cincinnati aboard a Missouri Kansas Texas train from St Louis at 1030 am. The group, led by W G Crush and R B L Courtney, heads to Baltimore for their annual convention and plans East Coast visits before returning to Texas.
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Texas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Zoo
Cline
Water conditions report for fishing areas
Railroads and traction lines report conditions to the Fish and Game Protective Association. Little Miami Fajr mild, East Fork Roily but clearing, Stone Lick clear, White Oak muddy but clearing rapidly.
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Fish and Gorse Protective Association
Little Miami
East Fork
Edward Sweeney Called by Death
Edward Sweeney a leader in big building contracts died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a surgical operation. He helped Havana postwar sewer and municipal projects with Till Huston and was famed for precise stone work costing. Knights of Columbus member will honor him with services. funeral at St Xavier's next Monday. He is survived by a sister Mrs John Boyle and brothers Daniel Eugene and Jerry.
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Edward
East Fifth Street
St. Xavier's
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Price Hill
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Roommate Found Dead in Boarding House After Fishing Trip
Henry Gorron awoke to find his roommate Benjamin Williams dead beside him at 8 East Seventh Street. Williams had returned from a fishing camp Thursday night and complained of fatigue before dying during the night. Coroner Foertmeyer ordered a stomach analysis to determine cause of death.
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Linton Hotel
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Laborer Injured After Fall From Freight Car
Albert Snead aged 42 residing at Union Bethel fell from a freight car at the C H D crossing on Este street yesterday afternoon. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and was attended by Dr Boyd before being moved to City Hospital for care.
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Union Bethel
Este Street
Boyd
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