Commercial Tribune 1906 subscription rates and offices
The Commercial Tribune lists prepaid subscription prices for daily and Sunday issues, omitting Sundays options, and foreign rates. It also details mailing guidelines and credits the Walnut Street office and regional bureaus in Covington Newport London and Washington for news and advertising.
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Improper Feeding Stunts Child Development Warns Clinic
A case from The Psycho logical Clinic describes a child fed on a single prepared baby food who failed to develop physically or verbally by age six and remained severely impaired at sixteen. The article urges parental judgment, noting diet must suit each child and constant watchfulness is essential to avoid weaklings.
Speaking With Authority on Tariff Revision and Taft
Secretary McVeagh defends cabinet speech as presidentially aligned and shows the tariff revision plan may face downward changes. Senator Aldrich disputes insult over downward revisions while Taft vows to sign only a bill honoring Republican promises. The conference committee will test if the bill truly aims at revision or must be redone.
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Wisconsin veto blocks public swearing bill with penalties
Wisconsin lawmakers passed a bill banning swearing in public places, carrying a 25 dollar fine or up to thirty days in jail. Governor Davidson vetoed, calling himself not profane yet noting life in Kickapoo valley can force crude language. Assemblyman Hull vowed to push the bill again despite the veto.
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Breaded Meats Pass Off In Chicago Dishes
A newspaper note reports Chicago diners finding breaded veal lamb and mutton chops mainly composed of breading with a thin meat layer. Restaurateurs blame higher meat prices and some skeptics wonder what the breading contains while a former umpire turns sweeper in East St Louis on doctor orders for outdoor exercise.
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Lesson for Lynchers in Virginia Murder Case
A Bristol Virginia report notes Robert Moore confessed to murder but sanity questions arise as a lynching case moves on. A dog carcass misidentified as a victim in Dickinson County is debunked, highlighting mob danger and unreliable confessions. The piece also mocks inflated generalism in Cuba and Prince Henry of Holland with a skeptical eye.
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Counterfeit $16 bill alarms in circulation
A report notes a new counterfeit bill circulating, valued at 16 dollars, deemed more perilous than $100 counterfeit pills. The item highlights potential danger to the public and concerns about fraud and safety.
Turnfest plans and traffic notes for city parade
A columnist urges fundraising for a large Turnfest event on Government Square, stresses pre‑event funding and streetcar route changes, and suggests clear notices to ease parade day traffic. The piece also notes reader praise for a vegetable price column and supports a bird home project for educational value.
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Weather Summary for June 7 1909 Across Regions
Local weather report shows fair conditions in the Ohio and Indiana south with showers in the north and central areas. Temperatures reached 89 in places with Cincinnati at 89 deg and other regions near 83 to 89 deg. Precipitation is minimal with no rainfall recorded. winds from the northeast to east remain moderate to brisk in portions of the West and Ohio valleys.
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Atlantic and European Ships Arrive and Sail Highlights
Ships report arrivals and departures across ports including New York Cherbourg Glasgow Plymouth and Boston. Vessels include Minnewaska Vaderland Amerika Prinzess Alice Kaiser Wilhelm II Kronprinzessin Cecilie Kronprinzessen Cecilie Canopic Lake Erie and Kroonland with docking times and routes noted.
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Names of hotel clients listed in Cleveland directory
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names and places tied to hotels and lodgings across cities like Cleveland Chicago Indianapolis New York Philadelphia Ashland and Columbus. It reads as a roster of travelers or clients including Linton A E Clevinger Einstein Burnet House G H Arnold J R Farsig H M Saul and J B Hillard among others.
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Georgetown
Obituary notices From Des Moines to Connecticut Historic deaths
The item reports deaths including ETHRIDGE a 77 year old bankruptcy referee in Des Moines heart failure and DR MARTIN E LUKEN a Chicago hospital chief surgeon from long medical illness. It notes DUDLEY F LOOMIS a civil engineer who died in Southampton England after years in South America and KELGG a San Francisco insurance executive dies in Brookline MA at 70. GEORGE D WORKMAN a major Connecticut manufacturer and Torrington Woolen Company head dies in Torrington.
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Labor organizer Morzis dies at 43 in Denver
Morzis, a well known labor organizer widely regarded across ranks as one of its most successful figures, died at St. Joseph's Hospital in Denver. He was 43 years old.
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Local Deaths and Aiding News From Hamilton County
A clipped list of residents with illnesses and ages appears alongside society notices of a Knights of Pythias convention in Dayton. The piece also reports arrests for horse stealing, a porch burglary, a missing person, handbag thefts, a postponed shooting contest, a street accident, and a knife assault near Elm Street.
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Practical poesy and praise of the young onion
A Washington Herald poem notes praise for spring flowers and the new onion while contrasting floral beauty with the humble radish and shad shortcake, using playful verse to spotlight seasonal fare.
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Michigan scientist argues bugs have brains in curious claim
A string of quips and notes from various papers reports odd lines about science and society. The snippet mentions a Michigan scientist claiming insects possess brains and humorous asides on marriage, theft, and wedding prose.
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Social and Personal Notes From Cincinnati Society Scene
Miss Julia Foster will be ae of honor with a large bridal party including Pauline Foster Eloise Stettinius Laura Stalle Christine Collings and bridesmaids from New York and Georgia Dr Robbins brother of William Robbins will be best man and other Boston and Cincinnati groomsmen attend The Bosworths host a dinner for Natalis Breed with Parisian table decor and many guests In other notes active social calendar items include garden lawn fetes a women’s handicap golf tournament and a Fresh Air farm opening for 250 children and mothers with detailed club and society leadership listings A June 21 wedding at Our Savior church Mount Auburn features Miss Helen Elizabeth Conner and Prof Julius Arthur Brown with a simple ceremony and no reception details Also listed are upcoming Conservatory of Music exercises and various social engagements.
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Academy Class Of 1909 Holds Commencement Address
The public school graduation featured Misses Marie Vihlein Blanche Lucke Marie Voss Mary Murphy Agnes Haacke in a green and white hall decorated with palms and white pods. Father Auer delivered diplomas and remarks. The program included music recitations essays and a modern dramatic piece. The valedictory was by Miss Vihlein. salutatory by Miss Hencke. readings by Miss Vos and Miss Murphy. The ceremony closed with a group reception for sisters and friends.
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Marie Voss Mary Murphy
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de la Vie
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New York
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Lauretta Voss
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Helen Wuenker
Estelle Brandewie
Edna Ramsey
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Kentucky Society entertained with cards and luncheons
Friday afternoon Miss Katie Bradley of Covington hosted the Afternoon Card club with euchre and prizes for Mrs. Paul Stevens Miss Ethel Carruthers and Miss Harriet Collins. Luncheon at Fort Mitchell Country Club honored Miss Ingram of Boston and Miss Mayme Ray of Franklin Mass with spring decor and several bridge rubbers.
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Covington
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George Dieh
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In Vogue in Cincinnati Reflects Fashion Trends
The passage notes daily note papers with bright red borders and new envelope shapes, artificial satin fruit adornments on parasols and hats, and the shift to darker linens. It highlights over sleeves to the elbow with lace gauntlets, jet embroidered evening gowns with black suede gloves, and long panelled lines with striped skirtings defining the season.
Smart Tips for Men in a New Opera Era
Fashion notes describe a male wardrobe with satin collars and velvet trim. Silked opera coats with edge-to-edge lapels, shoulder seams extended for arm openings, and pigskin leather accessories gain popularity. Straw hats and Panama hats rise, sterling silver belt buckles appear, and butterfly ties gain traction.
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Inauguration of Cincinnati Woman's Club Leader
The Cincinnati Woman's Club held a formal inauguration for Mrs Lucy Hosea as president, with retiring president Mrs Helen Quinche Blair praised for guiding the club through a pivotal year. The fifteenth anniversary featured a decorated venue, a string program, and reports showing a surplus in the treasury and progress on the clubhouse project.
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Hosea
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Woman's Clubhouse Company
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James C. Ernst
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Government jobs open for engineers and surveyors
About 200 junior civil engineers surveyors and transitmen are needed for intercoastal waterway surveys from Boston to Key West Louisiana. Employment ranges six months to one year with monthly pay from 100 to 175 dollars. Examinations by the civil service commission are set for June 21 and test practical skills rather than schooling.
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Firemen Rescue Woman and Infant from West Sixth Street Fire
Firemen of engine company 26 and books 14 saved Mrs. Robert Roberts and her infant from suffocation yesterday morning in a fire at 2922 West Sixth Street. A gasolline stove in the kitchen caused the blaze. The mother was nearly unconscious when responders entered, windows were opened, and the bed moved to safety. both recovered shortly after.
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