Commercial Tribune notice of subscriptions and offices
The Commercial Tribune prints subscription rates for foreign and domestic readers and lists multiple branch news offices including Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington bureaus and a London bureau with a free reading room for Americans.
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Gilbert Avy
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Prea
Covington
Scott St
Mavenere
Scott Et
Newport
York St. Andieee
Outlookuildin
Washington
Postal Telegraph Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather forecast for central lake district late trend
An extended high pressure area over the central lakes brings fine cool weather to central valleys for another day or two. Storms in the Southeast and Northwest are not yet affecting interior conditions. Cincinnati highs and lows 58 to 75 degrees reported by the Weather Bureau for June 11, 1906.
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Lake District
Cincinnati
Ohio and WV Fair With Warmer Midweek Weather
Ohio and West Virginia see fair skies on Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer conditions and light to fresh northeast winds. Kentucky Indiana also fair Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer temperatures and light to fresh northeast to southeast winds.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Transatlantic and coastal ship arrivals and sailings listed
Ships from multiple ports arrive or sail with wireless contact updates. The Potsdam from Rotterdam docks in New York or Newport by communication with Nantucket Lightship. Nord Amerika, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Caronia, and others noted with expected dock times near 8:30 p m or 10:00 a m.
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New York
Nord Amerika
Naples
Algeria
Sicilia
Genoa
Zeeland
Antwerp
Sable Island
Kaiser Wilhelm SI
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Marconi
Caronia
Liverpool
Boston
Philadelphia
Glasgow
Moville
Montreal
Siberian
N. F
Halifax
London
Quebec
Havre
Dover
Siasconsett
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Nantucket
Plymouth
Bordeaux
Yokohama
Victoria
Vancouver
Newport
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List of Names and Locations in a Law Firm Directory
A fragmented OCR list presents numerous individuals with locations across the United States such as New York Cleveland Rochester Chicago Boston Philadelphia Louisville and Detroit. The text reads like a directory of lawyers or officials with partial surnames and associated cities.
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P. E. Stultz
Paducah
P. Meymann
Chicago
J. E. Putney
Louisville
F. W. Dutscher
Philadelphia
Munro—Albert Cohn
Little Rock
Ark
J. B. Meek
Indianapolis
J.G. J. Pollack
Pittsburg
J. A. Anderson
Palace
H. J. Porter
Boston
F. W. Batham
Ironton
John Seélback
A. J. Peters
Honing
The Knight Commander and the Sinking of the Amie
The sinking of the Knight amie a British vessel bound from Liverpool to Tokyo with provisions railway supplies and machinery by a Russian battleship during the Japanese War sparked international dispute. England sought adjudication in a Russian prize court whose ruling favored Russia and prompted Russia to deny compulsory rules from international law. The case highlights the need for a Hague Tribunal to define contraband and enforce clear rules amid war.
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Cramand Fon Tera
Liverpool
Tokyo
Togo
England
Supreme Prize Court of
Russia
Coburn declines Kansas Senate seat amid hoodoo superstition
Francis D Coburn Kansas Secretary of Agriculture rejects appointment to the Senate citing a superstition about the Lane Burton line of holders and a belief he lacks senatorial timber. He frames his decision as personal honesty and farm province over political ambition.
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Francis Dwight Coburn
State of
Kansas
Senate
Hoch
Coburn
Burton
Lane
Pomeroy
Lane-Burton
Goremkyn’s Departure Timed With Congress Adjournment
The report notes Goremkyn’s planned release coinciding with Congress adjournment, raising a suspicion that Nicholas offered inducements to Uncle Jo Cannon to join Russia and align with the Douma.
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Goremkyn
Nicholas
Jo Cannon
Russia
City battles to save superintendent salary under Herschede plan
Backing efforts by the Board of Public Safety to keep the Water Works Superintendent position under Mr. Herschede would cost the city twice the annual wage of Mr. Boel for under a month of work.
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Herschede
Boel
Herschedes Arrival Stirs Drought Era Reflections
The town reflects on water supply as the Herschedes arrive, signaling potential relief from drought era constraints. Residents recall past shortages and discuss future prospects for reservoirs, pumping, and conservation measures amid renewed attention to regional water rights.
Zion's wind run leads to medically assisted care
In Cincinnati an anarchist text implies Dowie, long intertwined with Zion, faces ongoing health needs as physicians provide oxygen. The eccentric figure is described as never bathing, framing a profile of living controversy and public intrigue.
Fun and Pancy by Hyder Ali and the Scandal Mongers
A fragment from a verse piece by Hyder Ali questions gossip and truth about a beloved woman with vivid rural imagery. It shifts to a courtroom exchange where a judge rebukes a lawyer for reading law to the jury, highlighting court procedure and a humorous backhanded remark.
Running for 'Commodation in Boston Street Car Tale
Senator Hoar recalled a Boston street car scene at 11 p.m. when a drunken man chased the stopped car and asked if the road runs to accommodate the passengers or vice versa. The conductor halted the vehicle to let the man aboard and hear the quip.
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Senator Hoar
Boston
Boston Herald
Nquor
Shay
Read, crape, and towel mix up in old scribe tale
A New York man praises Opie Read and recounts a tale about The Arkansas Traveler editor dying in 1885. The visitor jokes that the crape for mourning is actually the office towel, provoking Read to insist it is not crape but a towel.
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New York
Opie Read
Pittsburg Gazette
Arkansas Traveler
Tie
Traveler
Read
Mehitabel’s Eyes Shine Through a Country Morning
A whimsical New York Sun piece recounts Mehitabel and Arthur in a sunlit country scene. Mehitabel’s eyes are diamonds and teeth pearls as they chase insects, share shy touches, and note small wonders. The narrator narrates seven playful incidents with nature and affection.
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Mehitabel
Zephyr
Arthur
Wellman Airship Motors Tested Ahead of Polar Quest
Paris June 11 public test of Walter Wellman's balloon motors proved successful with 100 horsepower above the contract 75. Envelope gear provisions and equipment drew keen interest from aeronauts military, press, and scientists across Europe. The Prince of Monaco praised Wellman and inventor Goddard and plans to sail in July to Spitzbergen to support scientific work.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
Prince of
Reed Smoot Senate case reports presented in Congress
The Senate received majority and minority reports on Reed Smoot of Utah with Burrows urging his unseating and Foraker opposing. Bailey agreed Smoot cannot be ousted without a two thirds vote, prompting extra printings and a potential early floor consideration as Smoot listened and smiled.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Committee On
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Burrows
Smoot
Foraker
Bailey
Senator Foraker
Texas
Galls Republican Members to Vote on Special Rule
The Republican whip, Mr. Watson of Indiana, telegraphed every absent Republican to be present for the House convening to vote on the special rule. The rule would report against the conference committee's railroad rate bill, sending it back to conference without amendment. Watson delays reporting to ensure a clear Republican majority.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House
Watson
Indiana
Rules Committee
Conference
Lipton To Make A Visit This Summer
R A C Smith arrived from Liverpool aboard the Celtic and joined Sir Thomas Lipton on the Erin in the Mediterranean. Smith says Lipton plans to visit the United States during the coming summer but could not reveal his yachting plans.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
R. A. C. Smith
Liverpool
Celtic
Erin
Sir Thomas Lipton
Mediterranean
Thomas
United States
Patrick Denied New Trial in Rice Murder Case
New York June 11 Recorder Goff denied a motion for a new trial in the Albert T. Patrick case, the convicted killer of William Marsh Rice. Large city legal scene notes prompt appellate steps as Patrick faces further proceedings.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Goff
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Assorted smart set smiles at a coy salon exchange
Mrs Flattemann and guests discuss a sungdaughter while joking about a bore who dogs footsteps. Tessie jokes about dogcatchers. Ella notes the saying about him who waits and Stella suggests changing it to her.
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Champleigh
Tessie
Ella
Stella
Bryan Comments on Democracy and Meat Trusts Ahead of 1980 Nomination
In Berlin on June 11 William J. Bryan dismissed talk of an imminent presidential bid while outlining a clear Democratic stance against private monopolies. He argued that Democracy supports competition and reform while Socialism seeks to abolish competition through public ownership. He warned against corporate influence in politics and urged open books for parties and limited campaign contributions. Bryan also criticized meat industry trusts as private monopolies that raise prices and lower quality, and he outlined his travel schedule through Europe and back to New York, aiming to return August 29 aboard the Princess Irene.
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Berlin
William J. Bryan
United States
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Vienna
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
St. Petersburg
Sweden
Norway
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Gibraltar
New York
Longworths Guests At Play In London Visit
Ambassador Reid escorted Congressman Nicholas Longworth to the House of Commons for the education bill debate. Mrs. Longworth toured shopping districts with Mrs. Reid. The couple later joined Ambassador Reid and his wife at the Alhambra Theater to see the ballet L Amour with praised music, staging, and costumes.
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London
Ambassador Reid
Nicholas Longworth
House of Commons
Longworth
Reid
Alhambra Theater
Grand Jury Probes Gambling Rings in Covington Latonia
The Kenton County grand jury, seated in Covington, seeks six more days to investigate gambling in Latonia and Covington. Indicted are Jacob Mitchell for murder, Earnest Jackson for shooting, Claude Taylor and William Canada for petit larceny, Harry Buchannan alias Mc Adams for pocket picking, Claude Landrum for shooting to kill, and Hallie Daniels. George Tucker is to appear June 12. Latonia police and other officers are ordered to testify today about gambling near the Sus pension Bridge and Second street area.
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Shaw
Latonia
Jacob Mitchell
Thomas Fleming
Southern Railroad
Ludlow
Earnest Jackson
Claude Taylor
William Canada
Harry Buchannan
Alias McAdams
Claude Landrum
George Hardin
Hallie Daniels
George Tucker
Grand Jury
Latgnia
Second Street
Bridge
Madison Avenue
Washington Street
Tonia
Visitors at the Business Men's Club Yesterday
Visitors registered at the Business Men's Club yesterday including Mayor E J Dempsey and numerous guests from across the nation such as W G Meryweather from Spokane Cross Louisiana J B Milligan of Chattanooga BE J Gavcia New Orleans W W A Sample Richmond Indiana Longhead city A G Hutchinson Cleveland J Winder Salt Lake City B H Gear Chicago W Caney and Thomas H Geer of Cleveland.
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Business Men’s Club
E. J. Dempsey
City
W. G. Meryweather
Spokane
Wash
Cross
Louisiana
J. B. Milligan
Chattanooga
BE. J. Gavcia
New Orleans
W.W. A. Sample
Richmond
Ind
Longhead
A. G. Hutchinson
Cleveland
J. Winder
Salt Lake City
B. H. Gear
Fifth Avenue City Spectacle Through a Stranger's Eyes
A visitor in New York contrasts Wall Street with Fifth Avenue, describing the latter as a dry riverbed of carved fashion and life. He watches pedestrians and a torrent of vehicles, from motorbikes to hansoms, while noting the varied expressions and emotions of the city’s faces.
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Opeiony
New York City
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Auburn
Darby
Dayton Opens Grand Army Encampment With 60 000 Veterans Expected
Dayton Ohio gears up for the State encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with about 60 000 visitors expected. Leaders from G A R departments and allied groups arrive as women relief corps and Sons of Veterans set up headquarters. A large parade is anticipated Thursday with Cincinnati veterans joining in.
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Dayton
Ohio
Grand Army
Commercial Tribune
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Women's Relief Corps
Algonquin Hotel
Main Street Lutheran Church
Old Guard Relief Corps
Becker Hotel
Division
G. A. Harmon
Lancaster
Hopkins
Greenville
A. Holaday
Wilmington
T. C. Lindsey
Steele High School
John Bommhart
Cleveland
P. F. Yengling
Camp
Salem
J. D. Barnett
Findlay
Yengling
Cincinnati
H. C. Miltenberger
Miltenberger
George H. Thomas Post
Militenberger
Revolting Forge Defeated at Mongoy Frontier Clash
Cable from the Guatemalan Minister reports a crushing defeat of revolutionists who crossed the Honduras boundary and Salvadorian frontier, in a engagement at a place named Mongoy. The telegram, dated today, details the action and lists remaining combatants.
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Mongoy
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Honduras
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