Commercial Tribune of Cincinnati 1909 subscription details
The Commercial Tribune announces post office entry as second class matter, morning publication daily and Sunday, with prepaid subscription options for 1 year and six months, plus omitting Sunday and monthly rates. Foreign rates to Britain and other Universal Postal Union countries listed. payment methods and addresses provided for Cincinnati headquarters and branch offices in Walnut Hill Covington Newport London and Washington.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial Tribune Company
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Government Place
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Universal Postal Union
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Newport
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Blackhand crime and immigration law in Marion case editorial
The piece argues the Marion arrests should deter blackmail and extortion by criminals under the banner of a criminal network or lone operators. It warns that strict immigration enforcement could prevent such crimes and urges firm sentences if evidence confirms guilty parties.
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Blackhand
Marion
United States
America
Panama canal debate exposes gaps in U S merchant marine
A publication from the Merchant Marine league condemns U S policy as it builds the Panama Canal without sufficient American ships. It argues the canal benefits Allied fleets while the United States funds a navy but lacks transports, urging early action to develop a robust merchant marine carrying the American flag.
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Merchant Marine League
Panama Canal
Germany
England
United States
Mafia described as revengeful in old world and robbery here
The article portrays the Mafia as a revenge minded society in the old world and an alliance of blackmailers in the new world. It argues Uncle Sam will swiftly end this business and that Italians both at home and abroad will support the effort.
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Mediterranean
Uncle Sam
Cure for culture at Sunday school convention
A convention speaker warned that colleges lack a cure for culture and produce graduates who are too cultured or slangy to mingle with older generations. He criticized graduates as too rough and hard to understand for old folks back home.
Ohio pastor returns tickets after poster clash
An Ohio pastor who wrecked circus posters showing acts in tights made a deacon return two complimentary tickets to the management. The incident prompts the question if common people have no rights left.
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Ohio
France Not a Decadent Nation Despite Births and Deaths
The text argues births in France exceeded deaths last year, refuting claims of decadence. It notes France’s large gold reserve in the Bank of France gives her financial weight and influence for any borrower worldwide, regardless of birth rates.
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France
Bank of France
Oklahoma Senator Seen As Insightful Despite Blindness
A report notes the Oklahoma senator is blind yet appears to have clear insight into tariff debates in Congress, surpassing many seasoned public figures in understanding the body's proceedings.
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Oklahoma
Congress
Bryan Rejects New Protection Type Among Democrats
A new protection type fails to win approval from William Jennings Bryan. The article notes that other Democrats have frequently acted in the same manner, highlighting ongoing factional dissent within the party.
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William Jennings Bryan
Baseball Teams Vote Wet, History Files Say
A wry note on recent sports chatter suggests baseball clubs appear indecisive or cautious in the latest period. The line plays on voting language to caricature a mood of hesitation among teams.
Weather Summary for June 9 1909
Cloudy conditions were general across the country with scattered light rains and showers, especially in the central Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Temperature moderated slightly with Sewati reporting 66 degrees. Sunrise at 4 11 a.m. Local bureau record ends at 7 p.m. Ninth meridian time.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Sewati
Ocean Steamship Movements Report
New York arrivals include The Oceania from Trieste The Bluecher from Hamburg and Koenig Albert from Genoa Siasconset notes Teutonic from Southampton bound for New York 283 miles east of Sandy Hook at 2 am dock due about 7 30 Thursday In New York Lusitania Oceanic President Lincoln Laura Germania sailings and other ports listed including The Cambrian in Boston The Catsmia for New York and The Adri- sailing from Southampton
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Ocean Steamship Movements
New York
Oceania
Triest
Bluecher
Cambrian
London
Queenstown
Salled
Southampton
Advertising and the appeal of half tone portraits
A writer recalls a discussion with an ad man about why half tone images of pretty women dominate magazines. He notes men respond to such faces while women may react differently, citing a cautious buyer who dislikes a brazen image. The piece contrasts magazine ads with newspaper display ads for real returns.
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Aaa
Entertaining businessman offers fish in park pond
A business man pledges to stock a Probasco fountain pond with live fish if park authorities approve. The speaker warns summer nights would attract street urchins who would quickly fish out the pond, making the plan transient rather than lasting.
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Probasco
Nro
Pelee Island
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported
Maritime update lists arrivals and departures across ports. Vessels include The Cretic The Majestic Re D Italia Winifredian Ivernia Montcalm Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Teutonic Massilia Carthaginian Gramian and others with routes from Naples New York Liverpool Bristol Philadelphia and Montreal.
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Campania
Ne Tak
Cucombes
Naples
New York
Playmouth
Majestic
Cherbourg
Southampton
Genoa
Tomaso di Savoila
Boston
Liverpool
Queenstown
Ivernia
Bdston
Montcalm
Montreal
Bristol
Haverford
Philadelphia
The
Teutonic
San Giorgio
Massilia
Marseilles
Halifax
Carthagenian
Glasgow
St. Johns
Arrivals at Cincinnati Hotels List Numerous Guests
A lengthy roll of guests arriving at Cincinnati hotels includes Linton J. R. Porter from Jacksonville E W Ward from Pittsburg C D Irwin from Louisville E Giershofer from San Francisco Logan Ballard from West Baden Frank L Dugan from Denver and many others from cities such as Nashville Detroit Philadelphia Columbus Dayton and Lexington.
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Cincinnati
Linton
J. R. Porter
Jacksonville
E. W. Ward
Pittsburg
C. D. Irwin
Louisville
E. Giershofer
San Francisco
Logan Ballard
West Baden
Frank L. Dugan
Denver
William M. Fox
Nashville
O. E. Keats
Detroit
G. Laffitte
Grasse
France
Burnet
O. G. Wade
Indianapolis
Charles J. Jacobs
Chicago
Thomas M. Tierney
Philadelphia
John M. Cromie
St. Nicholas
T. H. McConica
Findlay
John J. Cale
Walter B. Andrews
New York
T. 8. Lewis
R. C. Sheehan
A. B. Clements
Munro
J. F. Hayner
G. E. Watt
Columbus
J. B. McAviney
Dayton
O. Palace
R. Wilson
Sulphur
John Nolan
Omar
T. C. Jenkins
Mansfield
D. W. Stone
Grayson
John Doyle
Newark
C. B. Wood
Moline
Ill
B. W. Logan
Lexington
Harlin
H. A. O’brien
Atlanta
Richmond
Virginia
BE. T. Graves
Orade
Buffalo
Julian Welan
G. Warren Snyder
Greenfield
Mass
William H. Settle
Barney Dudley
Massillon
O. Dennison
C. H. Kaufman
Portsmouth
Williard W. Williamson
J. Fremont Frey
W. W. Gordon
Madison, Wis
Co. E. Ratcliffe
Burnside
E. M. Shinkle
Wealthy Butler County farmer David M Crawford dies at 76
David M Crawford aged 76 a prominent Butler county farmer died at his Deerfield Pike home near Hamilton from pleurisy He left two children Once a distiller his wealth marked him as a leading local figure John R Eden a long time Minoig lawyer and former congressman aged 83 was found dead in Sullivan Illinois He served five terms in Congress and once sought the governorship on the Democratic ticket
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David M. Crawford
Butler County
Deerfield Pike
Hamilton
John R. Eden
Minoig
Sullivan
Ill
Mr. den
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Local Residents
The report lists multiple marriage license holders with names and addresses across the city. Entries include Charles Goetze of 2631 Jefferson Ave and Lilian Oesper of 1323 Bremen St, among many others, with ages ranging from early twenties to mid thirties.
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Nene
Charles Goetze
Jefferson Av
Lilian Oesper
Bremen St
Henry A. Waller
Baymiller
Josephine Schneider
Betts
B. Lemmon
Shica
Corwine
Albert Niemann
Westwood
Ada Schulten
Linn St
Walter Fick Fimma
Heffner
Linwood
Carroll St
George Steinke
Central Av
Walter H. Schneider
Poley Road
Elizabeth Wollhardt
Mabel K. Moore
McGregor ‘Av
Michael Burkart
Vaughn Read
Kate Gratwohh
Scioto
Wm. A. Wickemeyer
MTOS
Bcc
Eessy
Dora B. McGrath
Otto
Mecca
Robert E. Grau
Newport, Ky
Isabelle McAfee
Colerain Av
Norman L. Burnet
Elmwood
Mary E. Babbett
Lockland
Katheryn, Creighton
Rittenhouse
Katie Bachmann
PLO
William Everss
Morrie St
Coléta C
Weinheime
Madison Road
William Dilger
Findlay St
Emma Mailer
Pada
Cayton
Eugene O’brien
Taos
Gkais Ein
Ella Schoenberg
Neave & Stabler Sts
Frank O. le
Sulitemoon Uy Cilees Oy
Charlotta Gaskill
David D. Banyon
College Hill
Suale I. Hind
GUY RW Soo Raets
Mo Messer
Galifornia
C. Hummel
Norwood
Bloom
Raymond E. Seevere
Portsmouth
PGA
Dennison
William F. Hummel
Western Av
Saloon Fight, Arrests, and Local News Highlights
In a saloon brawl at 218 East Front street Louis Hunt was cut in the scalp and chest by a man known as Hobo Red and taken to the city hospital. Charges of disorderly conduct were filed against Hunt. Police also arrested Charles Brownfield and Kitty Hunt at 124 Shillito place and Robert Symmes at Longworth and Plum streets on suspicions. Detectives reported on the Matthew Willard case from Williamstown and an inquest by Coroner Coe into Charles Nelson’s canal bank death. Stephen Joholsky was admitted with chronic lead poisoning. James Meyers is recovering from a street fight wound. The Y M C A summer camp will open July 26 at Tawas bay Michigan, with another camp on the Big Miami river from July 3 to 17. The boat club season starts June 12.
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East Front Street
Louis Hunt
Sycamore Street
Hobo
Hunt
Charles Brownfield
Kitty Hunt
Shillito Place
Callahan
Jackson
Robert Symmes
Longworth
Plum Streets
Pflug
Bell
Schaefer
Williamstown
Matthew Willard
Toronto
Jimmy
Cincinnati
Coe
Charles Nelson
Canal
Winton Place
Nelson
Stephen Joholsky
Walnut Street
City Hospital
James Meyers
City Auditor’s Office
Albert Mary
Eighth and Vine Streets
Tawas Bay
Michigan
Big Miami
Fletcherize Chewing Legend Featured in Philadelphia Ledger
A poem parodies a medical quack claim by Mr. Fletcher praising chewing as a universal cure. It recounts a man with poor digestion eating varied foods from cork to crab, claiming relief, and urges slow chewing of all meals to cure rheumatics and gout.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Social and Personal Notes From Cincinnati Gathering
A large Cincinnati gathering honors Hughes Alumnus Association with hospitality at the Renner home. Guests, including numerous judges, doctors, and notables, mingle amid roses and fireworks while Miss Jordan aids with plans. Posts list many attendees and future social events across Clifton and West Fourth Street.
Highland Five Hundred Meeting at Fort Thomas Home
The Highland Five Hundred club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. James Southgate’s home in Mount Pleasant avenue Fort Thomas. Mrs. William Haynie assisted. refreshments were served and Mrs. Frank Southgate and Mrs. McRoberts were named best players. Several guests from Covington Newport Clifton and Versailles attended including Miss Gertrude Rawson and Miss Willie Kennedy. The article also notes visits and social events of multiple locals.
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Highland Five Hundred
James Southgate
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Fort Thomas
William Haynie
Frank Southgate
McRoberts
Usgual Club
Chanston Thompson
William Simral
Covington
Gertrude Rawson
Clifton
Missey Beujah Anee Goodmen
Joseph M. Spining
Avondale
Bettie H. Bliss
Newport
Maysville
Ethel Jean Hammond
Norman Selby
Charles G. Hammond
Charles Clingman
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Laura Jurgurson
Wallace Woods
In Vogue in Cincinnati Fashion Notes
A fashion snapshot describes Irish crochet bows with square ends, jeweled silver thimbles, and bold black jet tassels. It highlights satin piazza wraps, oriental trims, rough straw outing hats, and lighter golf and tennis shoes for women, reflecting seasonal style shifts.
Smart Tips for Men Fashion Headlines
Jewelry gold matrix in demand appears in Oriental pins. Green bands for straw hats attract attention, alongside fancy hat bends. A chamois driving glove with no button is shown. Black leather belts remain popular while russet and tan shades sell well. Narrow long scarfs suit close front collars.
Torrential Rain Delays Wedding as East End Floods
Heavy rainfall floods Linwood and the East End, washing mud into cellars and streets. Traction service stops for five hours while crews clear tracks and a wedding party on a car is helped to shore by neighbors before reaching the house.
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Linwood
East End
Lagudburst
Carrol
Lin Cullough Street
Calan Ca
Carrol Street
Funeral for Aloysius Riedy Set for Friday Morning
The funeral of Aloysius Riedy aged 73 who died Tuesday at 240 Eastern Avenue will be held Friday morning at 3 o'clock. A solemn high mass of requiem will be offered at St. Rose's Church by Rev. Father Tieman, who recently marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Riedy. Patrolman Joseph Schwaeh was buried yesterday from his home at 2203 Loth Street with full military honors. Burial followed at the German Protestant cemetery on Walnut Hills.
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Aloysius Riedy
Eastern Avenue
St. Rose's Church
Father Tieman
Joseph Schwaeh
Loth Street
Walnut Hills
Funeral for Mrs Sallie Brashears Roll in San Juan
Mrs Sallie Brashears Roll dies at her daughter Florence Huelscher home in San Juan Porto Rico on May 28. Funeral set for this afternoon at 2 o clock at North Side Methodist church with interment in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Sallie Brashears Roll
Florence Huelscher
San Juan
Porto Rico
Northside Methodist Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Death of Joseph Leinmiller at Cincinnati Home
Joseph Leinmiller husband of Catherine Waltenmeier Leinmiller died Tuesday at his daughter Mrs Cynthia Yager's home 3626 Colerain Avenue after long illness He was born in 1822 and lived as a Kentucky farmer before moving to Cincinnati to live with his daughter He also leaves a son in Kansas City The funeral is set for tomorrow at 7 80 a m from the residence with a high mass of requiem at St Boniface Church at 8 o'clock
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Joseph Leinmiller
Catherine Waltenmeier Leinmiller
Cynthia Yager
John Yeger
Colerain Avenue
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Kansas City
St. Boniface’s Church
Catherine Curren Moloney obituary details
Catherine Curren Moloney widow of James Moloney and former North Bend citizen died Tuesday at her residence Rederiet Stone Estate. The wake begins at 3 a.m. in Addystom with a requiem high mass at St. Aloysius church Delhi at 9 a.m. Interment follows at St. Joseph's Cemetery Price Hill.
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Catherine Curren Moloney
James Moloney
North Bend
St. Aloysius’ Church
Delhi
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Price Hill
Porter William Wiley Dies After Lobar Pneumonia
William Wiley aged 45 a porter died at the city hospital shortly after arrival. He had been sick about two days after rooming at 410 John street and reportedly received no attentive care as housemates refused to enter his room. Cause of death lobar pneumonia.
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William Wiley
City Hospital
John Street
Mrs Elisa Barlow Vall Dies in Springdale Family Note
Mrs Elisa Barlow Vall stepmother of Dr Derrick T Vail and sister of Mr Barlow who once partnered with Joseph R Peebles in the grocery business died Tuesday at the residence of Mrs James Kennedy Springdale. Funeral set for tomorrow morning at 10:80 o'clock.
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Elisa Barlow Vall
Derrick T. Vail
Mr. Barlow
Joseph R. Peebles
James Kennedy
Springdale
Brain Merchants Elect Officers In Cincinnati Credit Union
Officers and directors were elected by the Grain Men's Credit Association of Cincinnati. President W. W. Granger and vice president B. H. West lead a slate that includes secretary E. Ven Leunen and treasurer J H Fedders, with several directors. The group plans a credit bureau to protect dealers and anticipates associate members from wholesalers and flour merchants.
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Grain Men’s Credit Association of Cincinnati
W. W. Granger
B. H. West
E. Ven Leunen
J H Fedders
George Keller
August Ferger H. Lee Early
W. H. Kramer Ayee Braun
John Mueller
Refused Drink Drives Laborer to Jump in River at Coney Island
Thomas Murphy, 60, a laborer, reportedly drank heavily and was refused another drink aboard the Coney Island wharfboat. He jumped into the river to escape perceived insult, was rescued by watchman William Albro, and taken to the strong ward for exposure and care.
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Thomas Murphy
Coney Island
Tom
Ohio
William Albro
Conservatory Graduate Delivers Difficult Recital
Miss Gladys Shailer, a Cincinnati Conservatory graduate, presented a demanding solo program with technical mastery and warm interpretation. She opened with Beethoven and closed with Chopin Opus 25, earning praise for warmth and growth throughout the set.
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Gladys Shailer
Cincinnati Conservatory
F. Shailer Evans
Miss Shailer
Evans
Beethoven
Schumann
Brahms
Chopin
Ohio patronage fight Opens in Washington
In Washington Minor Norton arrives to aid Senator Dick in battling Herbert J. Grant as Norton’s successor for the Cleveland appraisal post. The dispute, urged by Senator Burton, sharpens the clash between Norton and Dick as they press the senate committee to block Grant.
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Burton
Senate
Herbert J. Grant
Norton
Grant
Deputy Coroner Range Wed in Blancherst Wedding
The wedding of Dr. Theodore Range deputy coroner of Hampton county and Mise Blanche Carnahan, daughter of a Blanc residents, was held at the bride's parents' home in Blanc. The groom is a prominent young physician graduate of Minnie Medical College. the bride, a graduate of the Bartholomew School in Clifton, is described as a beautiful, accomplished young woman. Best man Harry Hines. They left for the East for a honeymoon and will reside on McMillan Street near Clifton Avenue in Cincinnati.
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Theodore Ranges
Hampton County
Mise Blanche Carnahan
Blanc
Yeeseterdar
Blan ‘Ests
Minti Medical College
Bartholomew Sch
Clifton
Harry Hines
Bess
Bange
East
Cincinnati
McMillan Street
Clifton Avenue
Donations Announced for Fresh Air Society Week
Fresh Air Society reports gifts for the week ending June 5, 1903. Donors include Victor H. Cohn ten dollars, J Benson Foraker Jr one hundred five dollars, Mrs Julius Fleischmann ten dollars, Christ Church collection seventy one dollars and twenty three cents, and numerous individuals contributing sums from five to twenty dollars.
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The
Fresh Air Society
Victor H. Cohn
William Ramsey
J. Benson Foraker
Oakland Police Chief Visits Headquarters on Eastward Trip
Adelbert Wilson chief of police of Oakland California called at police headquarters last night en route to the Police Chiefs association convention in Buffalo. He is visiting departments in different cities to observe how they operate, being shown about headquarters and Central by Lieutenant Corbin and Deteo ve.
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Adelbert Wilson
Oakland
Cal
Wilson
Police Chiefs’ Association
Buffalo
Headquarters
Central
Corbin and
Deteove
Venerable Woman Dies After Paralysis Stroke
Jim Collins mourns the death of his mother Mrs Collins at age TS after her third stroke in a year. Paralyzed by illness she passed in the East End during the early hours. Funeral services likely Saturday morning from Ward avenue with interment at Josephs cemetery in Belleview.
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Jim Collins
Will
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