Commercial Tribune June 1 1900 front page notice
The Commercial Tribune printed an early 20th century page with subscription rates and delivery details for daily and Sunday editions. The brief item notes carrier delivery and pricing but shows faded formatting and missing data. The paper is published by Commercial Tribune Company with E O Eshelby as president and lists offices on Race Street.
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Commercial Tribune
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E. O. Eshelby
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Subscription rates for the Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati
An old notice offers mail subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, six months, one year, and weekly plans. Readers are instructed to remit by express, bank draft, or registered letter to The Commercial Tribune Co in Cincinnati including county and state.
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Ozpress
Benk
Commercial Tribune CO
Sencinnati
Branch News Offices And Bureaus Listed
Locations for news offices and bureaus include Walnut Hills Cincinnati 263 Gilbert Avenue Covington Masonic Temple Building 620 Madison Avenue Washington Bureau Postal Telegraph Building 1345 Pennsylvania Avenue Bus Bureau Steg Hotel London Bureau Trafalgar Building Tra Square Reading room free to American visitors.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati
Covington
Masonic Temple Buiding
Madison Avenue
Washington
Postal Telegraph Building
Market Apathy Amid Bearish Factors Narrowing Spring Rally
East coast markets show unusually low activity with around 260000 shares traded daily as concerns mount over Boxer tensions and a potential global crisis. Wheat and cotton crop doubts, a looming presidential election, Berlin’s financial strain, and steel trade declines temper optimism, while Lord Roberts' Pretoria advance and Congress adjournment buoy some bullish signals.
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Wall Street
Northwest
West
Texas
Berlin
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
England
Congress
New York
Dun
Boston
Philadelphia
Prevention of Strikes Model in New Zealand System
A five year old New Zealand program uses Boards of Conciliation and a Supreme Court judge as arbiter to resolve labor disputes. Legally formed unions fund worker representation and may summon employers for full hearings, with compliance required.
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New Zealand
Boards of Conciliation
Colonial Supreme Court
Court of Arbitration
Board of Conciliation
Labor arbitration proposal outlined as remedy for industrial disputes
The article explains a system in which wages, fines, or submission are used to resolve labor conflicts. It emphasizes publicity of conditions and suggests conciliation based on justice and law as a remedy adaptable to various countries and conditions.
Bryan on gold standard missives clash with mint figures
The piece argues that Bryan ignores mint data showing rising gold output, predicting possible world mono metalism. It notes gold could reach 600 million annually,saying past forecasts of price declines failed as prices rise, challenging Bryan's doom-laden prophecy.
Boies Seen as Possible but Unlikely Democratic Nominee
The article discusses Governor Horace Boies as a well known Western Democrat and potential 1896 candidate but notes he is not a contender due to Bryan’s control of the national party. It argues Bryan’s renomination would wreck the Democrats and urges conservatives to join the Republicans to ensure a burial of Bryan’s influence.
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Horace Boies
William Jennings Bryan
Bailiwick
Bryan
Chicago
Boies
Mr. Bryan
Trust planks and ice trust remark in Democratic platforms
The piece argues that Democratic platforms overlook the New York ice trust and suggests Democrats tolerate trusts when controlled by their party. It questions Democratic consistency and hints at selective trust scrutiny.
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New York
Tammany Democrats Subdued by Hill Demands
The passage claims that Tammany Democrats capitulated to David Bennett Hill under threat of a convention speech denouncing the ice trust. It suggests Hill used leverage to force submission and control within the party.
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Tammany Democrats
David Bennett Hill
Ice Trust
Kamehameha Day and Doles Inauguration Scheduled in Honolulu
Festivities mark Kamehameha day today in Honolulu as Governor Dole prepares for his inauguration Thursday. Officials say celebrations will proceed without regard to expense.
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Honolulu
Kamehameha
Dole
Talk of Bryan as Nebraska Senator Shields Senate Height
Discussion in Nebraska centers on making William Jennings Bryan a U S senator from Nebraska. The chatter suggests no other high office is under serious consideration for the famed silver statesman.
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Nebraska
Bryan
Nations ignore open door policy with China
The nations of the world show little concern for an open door approach toward China and plan to dismantle external barriers. The statement suggests a trend toward removing walls that restrict access and engagement.
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China
Democratic platform hints at Bryan reference withheld
A discussion notes the party aims for a platform not naming the famed statesman William Jennings Bryan while evoking Jefferson, Jackson and Tilden as historical parallels and influences.
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William Jennings Bryan
Jefferson
Jackson and Tilden
Idle cash spares Bryan from joining ice trust purchases
The remark notes the absence of surplus cash for Mr. Bryan and jokes that his Tammany allies might have pressed him to buy ice trust shares, implying he avoided involvement in a lucrative but risky deal.
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Mr. Bryan
Tammany
Ice Trust
Kansas Needs 20 000 Men for Wheat Harvest Tramps Urged to Keep Away
Kansas calls for about 20 000 workers to harvest the wheat crop and warns tramps to steer clear of the state. Officials emphasize orderly labor and neighborhood security while seeking skilled and hobo labor.
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Kansas
Straw Hats Finish Maturing Ten Days Late
The article notes the season’s lateness with the male straw hat crop maturing ten days behind schedule.
Birth of a Great Party and First Republican Convention
The 1900 National Republican Convention in Philadelphia will be the third in the city, following 1856 and 1872. It recalls the Whig demise, Know Nothing secession, and the rise of Fremont as Pathfinder, with Lincoln, Seward, and Dayton named in the period’s vivid contests.
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Philadelphia
Fremont
Dayton
Grant
Wilson
Jrase
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Whig Party
Republican Party
Pittsburg
Washinon
Millard Fillmore
New York
Andrew J. Donelson
Tennessee
National Council
National Council of the Party
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
Stephen A. Douglas
Illinois
Delaware
Maryland
Kentucky
John C. Freemont
John McLean
Ohio
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
William H. Seward
William L. Dayton
New Jersey
Abraham Lincoln
Ilinois
Nathaniel P. Banks
David Wilmot
Pennsylvania
Chas. Sumner
Jacob Collamer
Vermont
John A. King
C. Pomer
Lincoln
Seward
United States
Pierce
Kansas
Washington
Jefferson
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Buchanan
Virginia
North Carolina
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Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
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Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Indiana
California
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Rockles
American student Johnson in Paris duel quarrel ends
Johnson, an American art student in Paris, quarrels with a French man over a duel. They meet at 7 am at the railroad station ticket office to depart for a suburb duel spot. Johnson demands a round trip ticket in a fierce tone, then apologizes.
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Collier's Weekly
Johnson
Paris
Storm Signals and Silence Between Bryan Campaigns
The fragment notes storm signals and two months of silence around Mr. Bryan as cyclones threaten to end their work before the competition resumes. The tone mirrors a restored political- weather metaphor common to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Montgomery
Bryan
Man faces stark choice amid political divide
A Portland report states a man must choose between loyalty to country state town and family or alignment with Atkinson Winslow Schurz Altgeld Tillman and Aguinaldo, offering two clear sides with no middle ground.
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Portland Oregonian
Atkinson
Winslow
Schurz
Altgeld
Tillman
Aguinaldo
Talk of Bryan Hear as Running Mate Rumor
Nashville Banner notes political chatter that Mr. Bryan may require a running mate with a name that resembles a hearing or honor after the election. The column riffs on the sound and implications of such a choice.
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Nashville Banner
Bryan
Coogan May Join Bryan Ticket as The Man With the Dough
Washington Post notes Hon. James J. Coogan could appear on the Bryan ticket as The Man With the Dough. The pairing would align political influence with financial backing.
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Washington Post
James J. Coogan
Mr. Bryan
Nobody Believes It We Do Not Believe Mr Bryan Will Be Elected
A brief Chicago Journal note states skepticism about William Jennings Bryan winning the election. The item conveys a public doubt expressed by observers or editors rather than a formal race result.
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Chicago Journal
Bryan
Red Linen Yachting Costume Features White Black Trim
Tailor made red linen gown with white and red striped taffeta collar and tie. Edges piped in striped taffeta. White stitched linen hat with black velvet band and rosettes.
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Euting
Light as Air Time Is Money
A Philadelphia Press brief quotes a defendant insisting his time is valuable in court. The magistrate counters with a rough calculation, offering $150, equating to thirty days of labor, highlighting a terse exchange over compensation for time in a justice setting.
Life is a masquerade in death’s quiet reveal
A brief meditation on life as a masquerade ends in death. The poem reflects on people hiding their true selves behind pride, with the final unmasking occurring at life’s end.
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Philadelphia North American
Parsonson Intervenes in Colored Quartet Exchange
An exchange erupts with Deacon White calling out a man as an ass and Deacon Snow retorting, followed by Parsonson interrupting with a sharp admonition. The quarrel showcases a tense moment among church figures in a Philadelphia Record snippet.
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Philadelphia Record
Deacon White
Deacon Snow
Parsonson
Beeddern, Breddern
Sunny Dispositions Sparks Evening Chat
In New York Press Mrs Gullum notes a torrid day while Mrs Smiley suggests it is too hot to go out tomorrow. the exchange captures playful mood over summer heat.
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New York Press
Gullum
Smiley
Promoter Hypes Concert as Spectators Stay Seated
A sharp eyed Indianapolis press scene shows a barker urging immediate ticket sales while a young woman with glasses searches her pocketbook. She withdraws a dime then relents and keeps her seat as the show continues.
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Indianapolis
Commientes
From Day to Day He Does His Best, Washington Star Style
A reflective verse praising a plain, steadfast man who avoids wealth, bonds, and grand speeches. He endures life’s challenges with quiet dignity. People and children alike hold him in regard, free from envy and pride’s mockery.
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Iife
Wee bairn brings delay to a Scottish school day
A pupil explains she was late because a baby came to their house that morning. The teacher smiles at the news and learns the father is away in Edinburgh, unaware of the new arrival, while the mother stays home to manage matters.
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St. Andrew's
Edinburgh
Van Wyck Declines Comment on Ice Stock Holdings
The New York mayor offers no remarks to reporters about his ice trust shares. He repeats the phrase I ain't got nothing to say, a line captured verbatim by press corps.
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van Wyck
New York
Ice Trust
Old Uncle Monroe Doctrine Noted For Its Long Reach
The Minneapolis Journal comments that Uncle Monroe’s doctrine was not meant to ripen quickly yet has shaped international thought for a long time, though it remains not formal international law.
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Minneapolis
Monroe
Support Grows for McKinley as Vice Presidential Nominee
Many voters express eagerness to back McKinley for vice president, believing it would align with backing a likely winner.
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Philadelphia Times
McKinley
New York Democrats and Bryan Platform Question
Chicago Record notes tension as New York Democrats who backed Bryan without the Chicago platform may find that his support is not provided this season.
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Chicago Record
New York
Bryan
Chicago
Social News Moments Include Weddings and Arrivals
The piece notes the pending marriage of Genevieve Clement to Lt. Thomas Washington with ceremony plans in Morrow Ohio. It mentions a special train for guests from Cincinnati and a later train from Morrow. Additional items cover engagements, visits, relocations, and social events at the YWCA with a Kaffee klatsch.
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Genevieve Clement
J. B. Clement
Thomas Washington
Morrow
Miss Rogers
Boston
Bristol
Pennsylvania Depot
Cincinnati
Officer Clarence Dougherty A Longtime Second District Stalwart
Born June 14 1843 Clarence Dougherty served seventeen years straight in the Second District with no transfers. A veteran of the Tenth Ohio Infantry he earned a red sleeve stripe and earned esteem through bravery including detaining Babe Walker and Dennis McCarty. His family includes a son in the East End Fire Department and another who served in the Spanish American War.
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Deitsch
Clarence Dougherty
Dougherty
Babe’’ Walker
Dennis McCarty
Tenth Ohio Infantry
181St Ohio Regiment
Hudson
East End
Charles E. Dougherty
Hayward Dramatic Club
Concerning a Flirt in Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star notes Colonel Bryan appears fixed as a brother figure to Mr. Towne, implying no closer relationship. The terse observation focuses on social dynamics rather than events.
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Kansas City
Colonel. Bryan
Mr. Towne
Protracted Northwest drought and crop market outlook
The report notes scarce showers in the Northwest impacting wheat and corn prospects. Prices move on weather, bank liquidity, and export demand as oats and corn demand show strength. Rail and tobacco stocks stir in speculative trading as investors weigh 1900 earnings and dividends. CHAS. CHATSWORTH MURRAY.
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Northwest
Minneapolis
Weather Bureau
West
Europe
France
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Hungary
Spain
Italy
Roumania
Russia
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington
Columbus & Xenia
Little Miami
Cincinnati‘ Leaf ‘Tobacco Warehouse Company
Barney & Smith
Chas. Chatsworth Murray
Juicy Fragments From The Atchison Globe
Random observations on clocks in joints, orphans and kin, strawberry season social mores, visiting children, and the moral burden of country life. The writer muses on social quirks, personal blame, and a farewell note on domestic duties with sly humor.
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Atchison Globe
Deviled Crackers and Banana Toast With Sliced Pepper Toasts
Deviled crackers coated with butter seafoam or snowflake and dusted with celery salt and paprika baked hot. Anchovy crackers with anchovy paste and cheese melt, served warm. Banana toast layers banana on graham bread, toasted till light brown and kept hot. Green pepper toast thickens beef stock with browned flour and pepper paste for crisp toast.
The Death Gig and 4-11-44 Draw Yield Massive Payouts
The article describes a Chicago policy game rooted in superstitions among African American players. The sequence 1-2-8 and 4-11-44, called the death gig, spurred desperate bets after Friday slips appeared. On Thursday 4-11-44, payouts exceeded 120000 dollars as gamblers pawned belongings to fund bets.
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Sixth Avenue
The Devil’s Work: A Moral Reproof in Verse
A Chicago Times-Herald piece presents a didactic poem arguing that evil acts are not the work of a roaming figure but arise from neglect and vice at home. It contrasts the devil’s supposed absence from direct public manipulation with the need for vigilance and virtue among readers.
Bryan Pursues Magazine Pieces As Presidential Dreams Grow
Bryan now writes for magazines that once returned his submissions. His drive to become president appears supported as his publishing effort increases and visibility rises in parallel with his political ambitions.
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Bryan
The Redemption of David Carson review
A reading note on The Redemption of David Carson praises the work as intensely interesting yet clean and pure. It is described as an allegory of the fall of man and a parable of human experience, with strong themes of weakness and remorse.
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David Carson
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