The Commercial Tribune Publication Details
The Commercial Tribune established 179 publishes daily and Sunday editions with annual and semiannual subscription rates, listing Walnut Street and Government Place offices and E. O. Eshelby as president. The text records pricing for postpaid mail options including daily and Sunday combinations, with and without Sunday issues, plus weekly editions and monthly rates.
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Mail Subscriptions and Branch News Offices Listed
In foreign countries the Universal Postal Union covers daily and Sunday mail with various subscription rates. The Coal Tribune Co. of Cincinnati offers international mail service and urges prepaid remittance by express bank draft or registered letter. Branch offices include Walnut Hills Covington Newport Columbus Washington London with news distribution and reading free to Americans.
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Weather Clears In Ohio Valley With Pleasant Breezes
A high pressure system moving in from the Northwest brings bracing winds and improved conditions in the Ohio Valley. Cincinnati reports a high around 68 degrees as June 7, 1905 ends at 8 p.m. Weather records compare this day with the prior three years.
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Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Commercial Tribune Telephone Directory Excerpt
daytime connections through the Commercial Tribune private exchange offer access to any department. After 6:30 reports and office contacts are listed with Main numbers for the Sporting Educ City Exitor and newsroom staff.
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Commercial Tribune Private Exchange
Sporting Educ City Exitor
Weather Forecast For Ohio Indiana Kentucky And West Virginia
Government forecast notes fair conditions across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures rise becoming warmer with winds shifting from fresh west or northerly to variable.
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Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maritime ship arrivals and departures listed across ports
New York reports arrivals of the Freder ich der Grosse from Bremen and the Astoria from Glasgow. Majestic near Nantucket. bookings of the Book. Kronprinz Wilhelm arrives at Bremen from New York. Queenstown sailings of Saxonia and Teuton ic. Westernland reaches Queenstown. Boston, Naples and Liverpool routes noted. Hong Kong Korea arrives via San Francisco and Yokohama. additional sailings include Baltic and Friedland via Queenstown and Philadelphia. American from Vicksburg arrives in New York.
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Hamburg
Hong Kong
Korea
San Francisco
Honolulu
Yokohama
Seattle
Teutonic
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Vicksburg
Banker Emanuel Eggley Dead After Market Losses
Paris June 7 a prominent banker Emanuel Eggley died by his own action following heavy losses from selling Japanese bonds amid market shifts after a naval battle Eggley’s personal sympathy for Russia influenced his decisions and the resulting settlement displaced him leading to his death by own action.
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Emanuel Eggley
Eggley
Russia
Eggiey
What Will Japan Take
The Tsarist leadership debates peace terms with Japan, noting Russia’s honor and autocratic fate hinge on a tempered, wise diplomacy. Port Arthur and Manchuria are ceded, indemnity looms, and a twentieth century call to two republic presidents to broker terms marks a rare autocrat meeting.
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United States
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Council of Ministers
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Marshal Oyama
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Rojestvensky
Osman Ghazi
Plevna
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China
Kentucky Cincinnati trade ties emphasized by Business Men's Club trip
The article argues Kentucky is vital to Cincinnati markets and praises a Kentucky trip by the Business Men's Club and allied groups. It notes rivalries with Louisville and St Louis, but asserts closer ties will direct trade to Cincinnati and benefit buyers and sellers alike.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
Louisville
St. Louis
Annexation Debate Tied to Supreme Court Ruling on Taxation
The Cincinnati growth debate weighs McGuire and Conroy on county limits and parks against Bowling Green v Sutton. The Supreme Court rules unplatted farm lands inside city limits aren’t taxed under the 1902 law, sparking further questions about annexation costs and city services versus municipal rewards.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Conroy
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Supreme Court
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Sutton
Akron Correspondent Questions Cleveland Population
The Cleveland Leader replies with an estimate between 475,000 and 500,000, noting the figure is uncertain and often uses perhaps. The exchange mocks overprecision as the city’s population remains an approximate guess rather than a fixed number.
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Cleveland
Kentucky and Kansas relations strained over corn crop aid
The statement argues friendly ties remain, yet Kentucky will not sacrifice its own interests by aiding Kansas to save its corn crop. It frames Kansas appeals as insufficient for Kentucky to abandon self interests in a regional dispute.
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Kansas
Paraphrase of Hill Remark on War stance by Linevitch
The remark notes that Linevitch remains for war, while David Bennett Hill’s one time comment on democracy is paraphrased. It captures a cautious stance with a focus on wartime policy and political nuance.
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Linevitch
General Miles Predicts Russia's Final Surrender
General Miles declares no further hope for Russia and urges acceptance of the inevitable as the last friendly force, the Massachusetts militia, signals surrender by throwing up the sponge.
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Russia
Massachusetts
General Linovitch Sees Likely Victory in Manchuria
General Linovitch asserts he can defeat the Japanese in Manchuria, adding that victory elsewhere would be unlikely. He regards Manchuria as the decisive front for achieving any success against Japan.
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Manchuria
German prince creates new royal rift as war threat grows
Von Buelow is raised to prince while Deleasse remains a private citizen. The act could widen the conflict between Teutons and Gauls, heightening fears of renewed war.
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Deleasse
Baseball Front Page Thrusts Inside News Weight
A playful quip from The Atlanta Journal notes how a baseball score on the front page drives large inside coverage, especially when the home team prevails.
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Atlanta Journal
Napoleon and Bonaparte in Washington Cabinet talks
The remark notes Napoleon created the French navy and predicts a Bonaparte will play a role in the Washington Cabinet, indicating expectations of influence by the Bonaparte family in U.S. government circles.
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Greene and Gaynor Treated by Perfidious Albion
Messrs. Greene and Gaynor are to be returned by Perfidious Albion to the bosom of their native land and a cruel prosecution.
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Albion
Mayor Dunne Faces Criticism Over Peace Conference Efforts
The article critiques Mayor Dunne for ineffectiveness in peace talks, comparing his conferences unfavorably to historic meetings at The Hague. It emphasizes public dissatisfaction and calls for renewed leadership.
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the Hague
John Burroughs Visits and Milwaukeean Bottles Featured
John Burroughs remarks on common affection for a favorite bird while Milwaukee residents are characterized by a favorite bottle, reflecting local tastes and personalities in a concise note.
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Milwaukeeite
Unclear Fragments Show International and Domestic References
The text references Norway Sweden separation, courts of South Dakota, the Kaiser and American competitors, Colonel Oyama and Captain Togo, a Philadelphia office holder, Togo and Czar, and unnamed results, all in disjointed phrasing.
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Simpler Weddings and a Railroad Chief’s Regimen
Notes on changing wedding customs from simple to elaborate and a hanging tale of a young builder’s practical wedding. Also a report on Ralph Peters, new president of Long Island Rail Road, famed for golfing before work and running the railroad with the same rigor.
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Long Island Railroad
Pattison faces press refusal as Ohio governor bid grows
John M. Pattison returns from Ohio trips amid a policy of not granting newspaper interviews or providing photographs. The article details opposition rumors, possible candidates, and the roles of Bernard, Pattison supporters, and potential Senate bids shaping the 1906 Ohio and Illinois political scene.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Pattison
Limelight Fascination and Public Curiosity Across Cities
The piece critiques crowd obsession as Mrs Buckner Wallingford laments Miss Alice Roosevelt’s Cincinnati visit. It notes crowds pursued her in St Louis and Cincinnati, prompting pleas for decorum. The essay recalls past public figures inspiring fervent attention and concludes Americans are drawn to the limelight.
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John L. Sullivan
Hobson
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Society Meets Miss Roosevelt at Garden Party
Miss Alice Roosevelt attended a garden party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Buckner Wallingford at Rookwood with over a hundred guests. The event featured lush greenery, roses, and formal and informal dress as Miss Roosevelt charmed attendees. Tonight a Kentucky supper at The Pillars serves as a farewell for Miss Roosevelt ahead of her departure tomorrow.
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Country Club
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Madison Road
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Larz Anderson
Hulbert Taft
Roosevelt
Ingalls
Marian Harrison
Mary Groesbeck
Rachel Holmes
Cincinnati
Prominent Guests at Cincinnati Hotels Listed
A long list of visitors staying at Cincinnati hotels includes Gibson and Mrs. Hickey of Atlanta Georgia E C Fowell of New York and R Brink Tyler of Louisville Kentucky among many others with names tied to Burnet Dennison Stag Grand and 7 St Nicholas hotels in the region.
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Cincinnatians in New York
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune lists Cincinnati visitors registered at New York hotels on June 7 including A S Shillito A S Boyle L M Brown J Hill L J Hunter and others Mr and Mrs Knight F Kaiser Mr and Mrs May J B McKee F B Meyers J Phelps W S Rowe H Hansen J A McCrea and J J Smith.
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Seminary Grants First Honorary Doctor Since 1900
In New York on June 7 a General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity to Rev Dr William Samuel Bishop professor of dogmatic theology at the University of the South Savannah. A graduating class of twenty nine received diplomas.
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Cincinnati Garbage Contract Noncompliance Questioned
The Cincinnati Reduction Company was cited to appear before the Board of Public Service to explain delays in garbage removal. The Board has received numerous complaints that waste remains in back yards and alleys rather than being promptly collected.
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Board of Public Service
Drivers Fight On Top Moving Van
A moving furniture van on East Pearl street collided with a runabout at Pearl and Walnut as two men battled on the van roof. Charles Martin and John Oberley were arrested for disorderly conduct. Martin plans to press charges. Colonel J. M. Martin may testify, claiming the runabout obstructed the van’s path.
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Beriah Wilkins Dies Suddenl y
Beriah Wilkins owner editor and publisher of The Washington Post and former Ohio state senator and U S congressman died suddenly at his residence in Washington Ill after a drive with his wife He aged 59 born in Ohio He served in the Union Army and chaired the Banking and Currency Committee in Congress He became editor and major owner of The Washington Post in 1889 Survived by a widow Emily J Robinson and two sons.
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Mayor Weaver orders voter list check and bans boarding houses
Philadelphia June 7 Mayor Weaver directs Director of Public Safety Potter to have seven departments examine voter lists and report Saturday the number of residents registered and actually entitled to vote. The mayor also bans boarding house operations by city workers. Eleven policemen are dismissed for dereliction of duty after the Smyth case.
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Financiers’ Life Insurance Merger Rumor Challenged
The piece debunks talk of a giant merger uniting four or more large life insurers in New York. It argues major firms cannot be taken from policyholders and notes Equitable remains a mutual company unlikely to be bought. It suggests interviewing policyholders rather than financiers to gauge interest.
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