Commercial Tribune Subscriptions and Branch Offices
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with city and foreign options, plus delivery and payment details. It enumerates branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and other bureaus including London with a reading room for Americans.
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Universal Postal Union
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
Yorket Eee
Outlookuilding
Ashington
Postal_ Telegraph Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather report for Cincinnati and central valleys June 9 1906
Cooler conditions in the central valleys as the hot wave moves east. Cincinnati temperatures ranged from 74 to 89 degrees with a 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. record showing 76 and 67 respectively. Maximums and deficits are listed with precipitation notes and year comparisons for 1903 1904 and 1995.
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Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Water Works reform urged to curb false economy in Cincinnati
A critical call to overhaul Cincinnati water works governance cites false economy and the removal of a capable superintendent at Front Street as key failures. The Board of Public Service must hire a competent hydraulic engineer and remove politics from decisions to restore public safety and city finances.
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Board of Public
Board of Public Service
Administration of Municipal Affairs
Midwestern and Southern States Weather Outlook
Ohio sees fair conditions Sunday and Monday with cooler air Monday in the northeast and fresh west winds. West Virginia expects fair Sunday and warmer Monday with light to fresh west to north winds. Kentucky remains generally fair Sunday and Monday. Indiana forecasts fair conditions Sunday and Monday with northwest to north winds.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Ocean Passenger Arrivals and Departures Across Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings at New York Havre Gibraltar Cherbourg Glasgow Antwerp Liverpool Queenstown Southampton Bremen Rotterdam Marseille Trieste Copenhagen and other ports. The report also covers a legal opinion on meat inspection and a Swift & Co. case, arguing for interstate meat inspection by federal, state and local authorities.
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New York
City di Napoli
Naples
Patricia
Hamburg
Gallia
Marseilles
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Minnetonka
London
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Antwerp
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Genoa
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Parisian
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests and Cities
A compiled notice lists guests arriving at Cincinnati hotels including Gibson Samuel Rothschild from Little Falls N Y A Sager from Chicago F W Parker from New York R Officer from North Grafton Mass Burnet Wm H Osborne T H Gist from New York H W Schmidt from Detroit Geo P Carlton from Boston St Nicholas guests Thomas A Stephen L E Smith from New York Tod B Galloway from Columbus Edward A Foster from Chicago Grand I I Beichower from Rutland Vt John Honeke from Buffalo H A Burnham from Boston M C Greenwald from New York Muhro S Tansill from Buffalo D L Haas from Philadelphia Fred Muetzel B B Travis from Murfreesboro Tenn Honing E L Bowman from Buffalo John A Noone from Chicago George Seckendorf from New York W T Ayers from Toledo Lackman Frank Ware from Chicago Richard Everitt from New York J P White from Wilmington Del Palace guests W R Allen from Pittsburg Geo W Neal from St Paul L T Gleason from Baltimore Marvin Perry from Atlanta Dennison Adjutant Coate from Nashville W Crayner from Buffalo George J Johnson from Kansas City J W Randall from Louis
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Rutland
John Honecke
Buffalo
H. A. Burnham
Boston
M. C. Greenwald
New York
Muhro—S. Tansill
D. L. Haas
Philadelphia
Fred Muetzel
B.B. Travis
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Honing
E. L. Bowman
John A. Noone
Chicago
George Seckendorf
W. T. Ayers
Toledo
Lackman
Frank Ware
F. Chamberlain
Richard Everitt
J. P. White
Wilmington
Del
Palace
W. R. Allen
Pittsburg
Geo. W. Neal
St. Paul
L. T. Gleason
Baltimore
Marvin Perry
Atlanta
Dennison
Adjutant Coate
Nashville
W. Crayner
George J. Johnson
Kansas City
J. W. Randall
Louis
Oratory's Great Loss in Graves Move to The Georgian
The piece mourns John Temple Graves leaving politics to run The Atlanta Georgian. It praises his oratory while noting the Senate loses a vivid wordsmith. It laments Arcadia as an ideal and lauds Graves for shaping public opinion in the Georgian despite critics and subscribers.
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John Temple
Graves
Senate
Atlanta
Utica
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Arcadia
Arcadias
Artemus Ward
Indiana Legislature Bribery Allegation Involving Oscar A Baker
Oscar A. Baker faced bribery accusations during Indiana’s legislative session as Ananias Baker claimed Oscar sought votes against the anticigarette bill with a $100 bribe offer. Oscar, in Windsor Ontario, declined immunity talks after a governor rejected surrender of related letters. The Ohio River water issue prompts Cincinnati residents to boil water due to contamination risk and calls for filtration.
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Indiana
Oscar A. Baker
Third House
Ananias Baker
Oscar
Windsor
Ontario
Hanly
Baker
Ananias
Owner's Straight Tip On A Kentucky Racehorse
Hyder Ali narrates a boastful horse racing yarn praising a chestnut colt bred in Old Kentucky. The owner claims the horse won a Tennessee handicap despite heavy weight and ten to one odds, promising a sure win when his colors appear, with Dixie playing in the stretch to heighten the scene.
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Old Kentucky
Dixie
Lawyer Baker’s Flight and Harsh Political Counsel
The Detroit News notes Baker’s failed political run and his Canadian fugitive status. It urges young aspirants to avoid politics, calling it a losing game and praising fidelity to duty over expediency. The piece likens Baker to other fallen figures and warns against entering politics for money or vanity.
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Detroit News
Baker
Indiana
Canada
Mr. Baker
Burton
Kansas
Householder urged to prevent typhoid outbreak
The river crisis in Cincinnati is not yet grave but could worsen. The housekeeper is urged to act willingly and continuously to prevent the spread of typhoid fever and avoid an epidemic.
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Cincinnati
Congress Leaves and Important Business Debate
The Washington Post questions if Congress members on leave for important business truly reflect government duties. It recalls Mitchell Burton Herrmann and Driggs cases where indefinite leaves were granted for issues deemed very important by those involved.
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Washington Post
Mitchell
Burton
Herrmann
Driggs
Senator Proposes Law Banning Young Men from Courting Without Parental OK
Senator T Spencer Smith of Louisana Legislature introduces a bill making it a misdemeanor for any young man under 25 to court a maid without parental permission. The remark about Senator T S S is noted as a derisive claim.
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T. Spencer Smith
Louisiana
Nebraskan Alludes to Party Unity Around Him
Mr. Watterson questions the party’s ability to unite behind the Nebraskan, suggesting the Democratic party may struggle to rally behind any single leader. The remark highlights internal divisions and the skepticism about cohesive support.
Cannons and Critics Clash Over Existence and Injury
Friends of Mr. Fairbanks accuse the Cannon boom of harming the Vice President’s boom, while Cannonites retort that nonexistence cannot be injured.
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Fairbanks
Bible carrying Philadelphia burglar faces jury
A Philadelphia burglar known for carrying a Bible in his pocket drew mixed reactions from the jury after it emerged he also kept a stash of jimmies. The case hinges on how these items influence perceptions of character and intent.
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Philadelphia
Wireless from Deutschland Hints Rockefeller Beefsteak Breakfast
A German wireless dispatch notes Mr. Rockefeller enjoying beefsteak for breakfast and states that Standard Oil remains allied with the Packer. The message reflects ongoing business alignments amid postwar tensions.
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Deutschland
San Francisco Quake Friday Caused No Additional Damage
No further damage occurred after Friday's San Francisco quake, leaving authorities confident in the minimal impact and no new hazards reported. The event status reassures residents as officials assess structural integrity and emergency readiness.
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San Francisco
Sausage Departments Speak On Facts And Barking
The sausage departments of the packing houses say they do not object to facts but they strongly object to being barked at. This remark highlights a stance on communication style and professional decorum in the industry.
Will Bryan Be Named Dennis Forever in Baltimore
The Baltimore American asks if Bryan will win again in 1908 1912 and 1916 and beyond but answers no. It suggests that Dennis might become a lasting surname in reference to political or local figures.
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Baltimore American
Dennis
Short Haired Man Killed in Korea Front Row Dispute
In Korea a short haired man is killed swiftly while, elsewhere, the man with none is entitled to a front row seat. The report notes stark contrast in treatment and seating access amid tensions.
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Korea
Bryan to Face Uncertain Nominating Battle
The text notes Bryan vulnerable to being denied a guaranteed nomination while discussing political maneuvering, a large number of club women in the U.S., and Germany’s censorship moves. It jests about Shakespeare and names, and mentions a diploma crop outlook and Bryan courting defeat with persistence.
Water Shortage Urges City Action and Expert Help
The column laments a serious water shortage in the city urging authorities to act without delay. It criticizes unknowns in management, calls for experienced operators, and notes rising household use during a hot spell. A humorous aside on inspectors and a short poem follow.
A Dream
A poem for The Commercial Tribune about a mother watching a child sleep and dream. The speaker recalls a dimpled child in nightfall, noting a scary vision and the comfort of the mother’s embrace before the child returns to sleep. The verse ends with a prayer for the daughter’s protection when mother is away.
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the Commercial Tribune
Unclear Country Living Dialogue Cartoon Snippet
A humorous exchange about country life and property value. Miss Cittiman and Mr. Rurale discuss living in the country, with a joke about buying a country place for 500 dollars and selling it for 1000. A separate gag recalls feeding flower seeds to chickens and a Biblical twist.
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Miss Cittiman
Mr. Rurale
Outlook for General Trade Influences Commodity Prices
Crop prospects improve with lower prices for cotton and cereals while corn remains strong due to wet weather. World crop prospects and weak food prices hint at a nearing end of food price advances. San Francisco finances improve as currency shipments to the East resume, signaling renewed buying in open markets.
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San Francisco
Unmarked Grave Reflects on a Quiet Life of William H. Phipps
A solemn poem from The Commercial Tribune honors William H. Phipps with no grave marker. It laments lack of deeds or love and celebrates a life lived in quiet toil. The speaker imagines a distant heart watching, urging a simple stone that testifies that his work was good.
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Knocker
the Commercial Tribune
William H. Phipps
Immortal Quotations Move Youth in Great Library
A youth in Washington's great library stands on a dome balcony and, moved by statues and mural mottoes, copies aphorisms from walls. He reflects on how enduring truths may ignite future generations, preferring lasting wisdom to passing wealth.
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Washington
Arabia
Marriage Declared an Incident in a Woman's Life
Special dispatch reports speakers at the National Business Woman's League session in Chicago say marriage is no longer the main goal for women. They assert women must pursue other interests beyond the hearth and that men are not the sole meaning of a woman's life.
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Chicago
National Business Woman’s League
Palmer House
Louise Lee Hardin
Denver
Association
Marblehead Sails North to Probe Empire Recruitments
The Marblehead has left Panama and sailed from San Jose Guatemala at the State Department request to track the American steamer Empire. Reports say Empiré landed recruits from San Francisco and supplied revolutionists against Cabrera. The move sparks questions on U S authority to seize a merchant ship abroad.
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United States
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Panama
State Department
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Guatemala
Empiré
San Francisco
Cabrera
Visitors Register at the Business Men's Club
Visitors registered yesterday at the Business Men's Club include N Y Block of Macon Georgia C K Robertson and J C Gray of Logan West Virginia M W Dickey of Hartford Connecticut P C Jacobs of Milford Kentucky R Dempsey of Chicago and Herbert Hoffheimer and E H Blackherch of the city.
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Business Men’s Club
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