Commercial Tribune Subscription Rates and Policies
The Commercial Tribune outlines postal and pricing details for Cincinnati subscribers and mail destinations. Rates cover daily, Sunday, and combined options with varying prices for U S, Canada, and foreign countries. Subscriptions are payable in advance and submissions to the paper are at the owner's risk.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
United
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Newspaper Bureaus and Offices Listed in City Deck
Branch News Offices listed with addresses in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and London bureaus and major city offices. Readers are informed of locations and phone numbers for South 224 and South 844 for Newport listings and free reading rooms in London.
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Walnut Hills
East
McMillan Street
Covington
Simrall Building
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar
Wee Square
Amercana
Washington
Rureau
Munsey
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hearst Building
Hynicka Named to Republican National Committee
The Republican Party of Ohio appoints R. K. Hynicka, local party leader, to the Republican National Committee. The selection was unanimous, reflecting his long service and advocacy for fair treatment of employers and employees and supportive business collaboration with public administration.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Republican Party of
Ohio
R.K. Hynicka
Republican
Republican National Committee
Hynicka
Second District urged to nominate a local candidate for Congress
The article condemns nominating an outsider to represent Ohio's Second Congressional District. It highlights Price Hill and nearby villages with active party members who could fit the role. It argues for a local candidate over nonresidents and cites past district leaders and figures, urging timely nominations.
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Stanley Bowidle
Hamilton County
Price Hill
Congressman Allen
Grand Old
Second Congressional District
Ohio
Bounding” Banning
Charles Reemelin
Tom Young
Milton Sater
John McMakin
Samuel F. Hunt
Congress
Democratic Party
Allen
Chicago Stories In History Censored Dispatch To Posterity
History weighs Chicago stories as Davis warns such dispatches are censored for posterity. The remark frames how past reports are filtered before reaching future readers.
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Richard Harding Davis
Chicago
Race for Babies by Divorced Couple Proves Dead Heat
In Juvenile Court Judge Hoff man faced a custody dispute between a Logan West Virginia photographer R J Woodall and his wife who both gained decrees in their states awarding custody of three children. The Indiana court was urged to modify orders while Bethany Home continued care for three months.
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Indiana
Bethany
Windy City Hook Market Faces Depletion Claim
A terse editorial asserts that the hooks into candidates popular in Chicago must be exhausted. It frames the campaign finance and influence tactics as narrowing the field and potentially limiting voter choice.
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Windy City
General Funston Tip Hint Echoes Bandit Scoop
General Funston is said to have received a tip about a bandit group, but the report notes he would likely amplify the tip greatly if he reencounters the tipper.
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Funston
Threat of violence looms at St Louis convention
A remark warns that if Big Ollie feels it his duty to sit on a recalcitrant delegate at the St Louis convention, there will be a complete wiping off the map.
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Big Ollie
St. Louis
Chicago Nominee Prepares Home Run Play
A fragment notes the Chicago convention nominee aiming for a bold home run before St. Louis responds with a fumble, reflecting a competitive sports like clash.
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Chicago
St. Louis
McAdoo Urges Public to Watch Ten Dollar Bills
Secretary McAdoo advises people to handle ten dollar notes carefully as a continuous watch is encouraged. The message emphasizes vigilance with currency during daily transactions and public circulation.
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McAdoo
Fog Of War Obscures Key Details Of Sea Battle
Descriptive line suggests foggy conditions hid the true facts of a major naval engagement, with uncertainty about outcomes and the visibility affecting reports. No clear names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Villa Hiding Amid Belief in U S Readiness
The text suggests Villa hides due to belief in full American preparedness. It notes Bryan can boast he was not a delegate to the losing convention. It contrasts fragile days with real impacts on homes and people, indicating the wind is changing.
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Villa
Uncle Sam
Yuan Li Hung Job Security in Question
The article notes Yuan Li Hung’s status is uncertain as to whether he will remain in his role. No final decision has been reported.
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Yuan Li Hung
Just for a Minute
A playful lyric by Arthur Brooks Baker titled The Tramp appears in the column noting a brief moment of whimsy and musical mood. The verse captures a fleeting mood with coins of sound and curious exclamations.
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Arthur Brooks Baker
Idle Man in Industry and Witty Quotations
A collection of humorous observations on work ethic and tramp life with quotes from multiple papers. It contrasts the lure of easy wandering with the grind of daily labor and includes light jests about employment, social habits, and domestic life.
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Hague
June
Veils and Tassels Stir London Fashion in Gossip From Abroad
Henri Chevalier notes new fashion trends in London including veils that enhance rather than conceal, tasselled mouchoirs called Cloud Duval, and striking coats from Peter Robinson. He suggests veils boost color and eye brightness and predicts tasselled veils will become a popular fad among society ladies.
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Peter Robinson
Oxford Street
London
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 8 1866
Daily notes from Cincinnati record property transfers and a string of marriages. Transfers include P L Brown and wife selling land on Clifton Avenue for 20000 dollars and Lizzie Barrett conveying 485 West Eighth Street property for 17000. Multiple weddings appear, including William Ford to Hettie Atkins and many other nuptials performed by local reverends across Cincinnati and Newport.
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P. L. Brown
C. W. de Land
Lafayette
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
William Ford
J. J. White
Hettie Atkins
Water Street
Wayland Hoyt
Will R. Shaw
Pittsburg
Mollie E. Botts
Everett Street
W. W. Ramsey
George W. Vailandigham
Sallie J. Merritt
Lizzie T. Barrett
Alice Corniwell
West Eighth Street
South Side
Baymiller
Carrolls reopen after Pike’s Opera House fire
R W Carroll and Co publishers and booksellers, burned out in the Pike’s Opera House fire, resume business at 117 West Fourth street two doors east of Race.
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R. W. Carroll & Co
Pike's Opera House
West Fourth Street
Race
Hottest day brings big swings and local incidents
The day records 74 to 98 in heat with Young Men's Sodality picnics at Pa lor Grove. Lewis Alexander moves his stock from a fire-destroyed livery to John Robinson’s stable on John Street above Oliver. Captain A Menter, head of Menter's Band, dies after a burglary wound at his Newport home. The Commercial features The Hackmen of Cincinnati.
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Lewis Alexander
John Robinson
John Street
Oliver
Wittenberg College Awards 94 Degrees in Spring Commencement
Springfield June 7 Fourteen members of Hamma Divinity Hall earned bachelor of divinity while sixty five graduates received bachelor of arts. Special degrees went to State Supreme Judge James G Johnson and Rev Elmer Howard. Divinity graduates assigned to pastorates included Irwin W Gernert Ross Miller Lloyd M Wallick and A W Steinfurth.
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Springfield
Wittenberg College
Hamma Divinity Hall
James G. Johnson
Elmer Howard
Wheeling
P. P. Ansbach
Vandalia
John W. Berger
Salem
Clark M. Garber
Butler
Mildred Kuhns
Dayton
F. H. McNutt
Bucyrus
Coy L. Stager
Ashland
Ward R E. Young
Lake
Divinity School
Irwin W. Gernert
Ross Miller
Shiloh
Lloyd M. Wallick
Reedsburg
Wayne County
A. W. Steinfurth
Cincinnati
Young Men's Gymnastic Association Nominates Ticket
Regulars of the Young Men's Gymnastic Association nominate A. P. C. Bonte for president J. B. Resor for vice president Lennas Norton for secretary William Resor Jr for treasurer and directors George B. Ellard John H. Beattie Albert H. Mitchell with F. H. Lawson A. B. Bonnevile W. P. Hunt C. Swan Walker and A. W. Whelply on the nominating committee M Loth proprietor of the wholesale nation emporium at 121 Main street presents an advertisement recounting The Boasted Pearl Found To Be Without a Flaw.
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Young Men’s Gymnastic Association
A. P. C. Bonte
J. B. Resor
Lennas Norton
William Resor, Jr
George B. Ellard
John H. Beattie
Albert H. Mitchell
F. H. Lawson
A. B. Bonnevile
W. P. Hunt
C. Swan Walker
A. W. Whelply
M. Loth
Nation Emporium
Main Street
Capital Increase for Eagle White Lead Company
The Secretary of State authorized Eagle White Lead Company of Cincinnati to raise capital from 2 million to 10 million dollars and to rename as Eagle Picher Lead Company after merging with Picher Lead Company of Joplin Missouri. The state collected an 8 thousand dollar fee.
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Eagle White Lead Company
Secretary of State
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Eagle White Lead Company of
Cincinnati
Eagle Picher Lead Company
Picher Lead Company
Joplln, Mo
Offiers Elected by St. John’s Lodge No 3 F and A M
St. John’s Lodge No 3 elects officers including James B. Washington as Worshipful Master J Lawrence Jones Senior Warden William F Daniels Junior Warden John M Owens Treasurer and Dr J C Mc Leod Secretary in a formal lodge vote.
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St. John’s Lodge No. 3
A. M
James B. Washington
J. Lawrence Jones
William F. Daniels
John M. Owens
J. C. McLeod
Guard Savings With Injunction In Hamilton County
In a divorce suit Mrs. Zaig accuses Michael Zaig of violent acts and misappropriating joint savings from Austria Hungary to 1913, then in the U S. A court orders him barred from withdrawing money from Western German Bank. Attorneys Hoffe Lovett for the wife.
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Zaig
Hoffman
Louis J. Hoffe
Edward C. Lovett
Aaron Wertheimer
Edna Wertheimer
R. L. Shickner
Katie Collins
James Collins
Charles E. Weber
Georgiana
Charles Bauer
William H. Schweikert
Harry Thomas
East Ninth Street
Pearl Thomas
Lebanon
Ill
George H. Silverman
Edward T. Radcliffe
Della Radcliffe
Hartwell
Herrlinger & Dixon
Suit to set aside Elmwood will filed in Common Pleas
The daughter Mrs. Wenda Harris filed suit through attorney Sanford Brown to overturn the will of the late Mrs. Christina Schael of Elmwood Place. The case, heard in Common Pleas Court, concerns an estate estimated at about $6 000.
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Christina Schael
Elmwood Place
Wenda Harris
Walter M. Harris
Chestnut Street
Sanford Brown
Common Pleas Court
Ladd and Becht File Mandamus Suit Against Justice Reppert
Marion Ladd and Robert Becht sue Frank H. Reppert in Common Pleas for a writ of mandamus contending lack of jurisdiction over an May 8 attachment of their automobile based on Fred L. Schlichte affidavit. Judge May to hear Monday. R L Schickner represents plaintiffs.
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Marion Ladd
Robert Becht
Common Pleas Court
Frank H. Reppert
Columbia Township
Squire Reppert
Fred L. Schlichte
Squire
Schlichte
Philadelphia man awarded 6003.07 against Dayton Traction
Meyer Fleisher of Philadelphia was awarded 6003.07 by Judge Cosgrave's jury against the Cincinnati Dayton Toledo Traction Company. The five bonds issued by Dayton Traction in March 1898 and due in March 1913 defaulted. Starbuck Smith led Fleisher's legal team. Ernst Cassatt & Cottle and George W. Warrington represented the company.
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Meyer Fleisher
Philadelphia
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction Company
Cosgrave
Dayton Traction Company
Starbuck Smith
Fleisher
Ernst, Cassatt & Cottle
George W. Warrington
Court Appeals Admits Three Attorneys From Cincinnati and Memphis
United States Court admits William J. McCauley and Richard E. Simmonds Jr of Cincinnati and W. F. Murrah of Memphis to practice before the Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
William J. McCauley
Richard KE. Simmonds, Jr
Cincinnati
W. F. Murrah
Memphis
Immigrants Registered as Citizens From Several Nations
Max Immerman of 2372 Fairview Avenue a printer from Russia Sol Arenfeld of 504 Laurel Street a junk dealer from Russia and Ben Wildman of 739 Richmond Street a peddler from Austria were registered yesterday to become United States citizens.
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Max Immerman
Fairview Avenue
Russia
Sol Arenfeld
Laurel Street
Ben Wildman
Richmond Street
Austria
United States
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Other Courts
A list of civil actions filed in Common Pleas Court Nos 162,351 to 162,368 and related dockets, including divorces for Rosina Zaig, Georgianna Bauer, and Katie Collins. wills, partitions, and writs of mandamus. cases against the City of Cincinnati and a lien claim by The First National Bank of Mt. Healthy. plus Superior Court damages and an insolvency matter. Other entries include lease authority, enjoinment of assessments, and a set of miscellaneous actions.
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Rosina Zaig
L. J. Hoppe
Edward c. Lovett
Mabel Kohl
Theresa Kohl
Henry Kohl
Robertson & Buchwalter
J. P. Ferris
J. D. Davis
Carl Lehman
Georgianna Bauer
Charles Bauer
H. Schweikert
Eugene L. Lewis
Margaret H. Garrard
Stephen W. Jones
Harry Thomas
Pearl Thomas
George H. Silverman
the First National Bank of Mt. Healthy
John B. Spilker
Owen N. Kinney
Clarence F. Aicholz
William M. Ellis
Catate
William M. Fridman
State of Ohio
Marion Ladd
Frank H. Reppert
Rolla L. Shickner
Aaron Wertheimer
Edna Wertheimer
David Gordon
Jacob Rennenbaum
S. Zielonka
I. B. Davidson
Matthew McDonough
Ss. W. Ry. Co
Alcorn & Alcorn
Katie Collins
James Collins
Charles BE. Weber
George D. Williams
City of Cincinnati
Robert B. Burch
Margaret Throenle
George Rowe
Municipal Court
Wanda Harris
John Corel
Christine Schael
Sanford Brown
Otis L. Fisk
Superior Court
Parade Plans Grow in Scope in 1916 Cincinnati
The letter from Frank W. Hendley urges a unity parade on June 24 with a monster division blending Masons Shriners Knights of Columbus Knights of Pythias and others. He calls for all patriotic Americans to bury differences and march united under the American colors to defend American institutions and promote universal brotherhood.
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Cincinnati
Ers
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Pythias
Odd Fellows
America
Heaven
Fraternity
of the Universal
Brotherhood of Man and the Uni
Europe
Frank W. Hendley
Finders Keepers Continues in Palm Bower Necklace Mystery
In a late night scene Keith and detective Vansteyn pursue the missing necklace with Olivia Satterlee and her mother watching a card game. A masked thief steals only half the necklace, leaving the rest lost in the palm bower as dawn reveals no trace. Number fifty-one slept on duty and omits the burglary report.
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Vansteyn
Amy
Keith
Satterlees
Olivia
Mrs. Satterlee
Paradise
Number Fifty-One
Palm Bower
Vansteyns
Oras
Paulie
Parade planned for monster preparedness day across city streets
Citizen's Preparedness Committee moves to decorate businesses along the parade route for a June 24 event. Grand Marshal Colonel Paul Millikin and executives map the line through Space Vine Fourth and Fifth streets with Government Square as the reviewing point.
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Citizen’s
Paul M. Millikin
Vine
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Government Square
New York
Boston
Chicago
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
T. C. Powell
Chamber of Commerce
The
Coal Exchange
Ernest Howe
Marshal Conway
Isadore Netter
Traveling Men’s Association
Chester Park
Knights of Columbus
Zoo
Moose
Coney Island
Millikin
Main Street Merchants’ Association
Rist
Sixth Street Business Men’s Organization
Frank Zumstein
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Exchange
Walnut Hills Business Men’s
Explosives Found. Man Arrested at 8 West Canal Street
Police arrested 60 year old George F. Kestner after an investigation into a building at 8 West Canal Street where explosives were stored. Affidavits by Chief Inspector Barney Houston of the Fire Prevention Bureau say Kestner violated General Code Section 2535. He claimed a lifelong involvement in powder and firearms.
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West Canal Street
George F. Kestner
Barney Houston
Fire Prevention Bureau
Kestner
High Society Drama Ends In a Park Drive Clash
In a midmorning scene Vansteyn presses Olivia Grundy for a final proposal as Hobart Keith’s shadow grows. Olivia hesitates while Keith reports the missing necklace case, and a park outing hints at shifting affections amid tense rivalry.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Walnut Street
Government Place
Sheehan
Puchta
Ohio River
Riverside
Anderson's Ferry
Delhi
Fernbank
Sayler Park
Addyston
North Bend
Cleves
Harrison
Miamitown
Dent
Blue Jay
Cheviot
Westwood
New Haven
Venice
Bishop Williiams
Ohio State University
Mr. Bryan
Tion
Birmingham Age-Herald
Louisville Courier-Journal
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Pittsburg Press
Orororo
Henri Chevalier
Richard and
Robert Caldwell
J. R. Morin
Maxwell P. Gaddis
Dorset Davies
Hamilton
Jennie Davies
St. John’s Church
James Homans
William F. Goodwin
W. Va
Carrie B
William A. Compton
Milton Street
James Stephenson
William Lusby
Clara T. Boyd
J. P. Jeffries
George R. Morin
Genie E
C. A. Billerbeck
West Fifth Street
William P. Stratton
Lewis S. Carter
Ella E. Knight
Palor Grove
A. Menter
Menter
Newprt
the Hackmen of
Wittenburg College
Cincinnatian
Strop
Mandamus
D. & T. Bonds
United States Court
Margaret Coughlin
Kirchner Construction Co
C. A. Minton
Alcorn
Laura Wayne
Samferd Brown
National Unity
Finders Keepers
Robert Ames Bennet
Hobart Keith
Amy Lindell
Livie
Paul
Miss Satterlee
Miss Raffles
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