Commercial Tribune announces 1909 publication and offices
The Commercial Tribune details subscription rates and delivery options for Daily and Sunday editions, outlines foreign mail prices and payment methods, and lists office bureaus in Cincinnati Covington Newport London and Washington with contact points and news activities.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E. O. Eshelby
We. Ee
Pee Ga
Great Britain
Universal Postal
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hille
Gilbert Avenue
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Opportunities for South youth in home careers urged
President W. W. Finley told UNC students that the South offers growing chances at home across all careers. He stressed the region’s rising wealth and resources enable local financing of enterprises, reducing reliance on outside capital, and urged loyal, energetic youths to seize self-made opportunities wherever they are.
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South
Finley
Humane society crusade targets locked up children
The Humane Society of the city has begun a campaign against parents especially mothers who lock their children in rooms for long periods. Officials seek possible legislation and thorough local investigations to curb this form of cruelty.
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Humane Society
The
Wice
Punditry and Peculiarities from a Turbulent June
A collection of satirical, political, and social quips spanning history, sailing ships, tariffs, and temperance. Commentaries touch on Columbus, Columbia, Philippines wives requests, tariff battles, potato duties, and whimsical observations about rye bread, alcohol alimony, and Africa’s dry tales.
Grains of Gratitude and Wit in Phrases
A collection of satirical quips from several papers. The Atchison Globe mocks loafers overrunning a front chair display while others joke about political and social themes. The Chicago Record Herald, New York World, and Omaha papers offer light commentary on democracy and mood.
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Atchison Globe
Routine June Calendar Itinerary
A fragmented June routine listing days Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat with scattered numbers and letters. The text reads like a calendar grid or schedule index showing dates 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 18 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 and filler symbols.
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Ben O'Bannion
Freeman
Ida Myers Wesweee
Smith Court
William Beaumont
Portsmouth
Mary G. Zuhars
W. Elder St
Chester S. Mirick
Burnet Ave
Hearne
Saeteee
Cyril G. Steinbicker
W. Court
Carrie H. Holtman
Charles M. Millien
Lochlana Elizabeth Hunsiker
Reading
Steee
Julius F. Emilghdiz
Wisees Boudinot
Mary F. Semeler
Dayton St
Weeeenee
Lawrence
J. Bradford
Grand St
Alice D. Davis
Wee Ode Grand St
Joseph V. Puccini
Bowman
Anna Schantz
Harrison Ave
Jacob G. Schwaegerle
Harrison
Elizabeth Miller
Spaeth St
Joseph Sand
Anna Reitz
Louis Graf
Main St
See Ervese
Mary T. Huttenberger
Sycamore St
Milton Hexter
Memphis, Tenn
Alma Marks
Rockdale Ave
Forest H Bi
Ibas Mitchell Place
Weather improves as high pressure brings fair skies
The turning to fair weather appears to have begun as a high pressure system moving from the Northwest expands over the interior. Scattered rain moved through the South yesterday, but the prior rain area is fading. Cincinnati’s yesterday highs and lows were around 64 to 73 degrees with sunrise at 4 11 a.m. Local bureau data for June 11, 1908 shows Ohio fair on Saturday and Sunday with light variable winds, Kentucky unsettled with showers, West Virginia fair, Indiana fair but unsettled with light winds.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Yetticces Eae Deere
T. Abilene Wees En Sane
Kansas City
Atlantia
Little Rock
Baltimore
Louisville
Steeeee Fi
Bismarck
Memphis
Buffalo
Montgomery el
Cairo Soon
Nashville P.c
Calgary
New Orléans
Charlotte
Newark
Chattanooga Gl
Norfolk
el Cheyenne
North Platte
Chicago
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Omaha Cl
Cleveland
Theese Cc
Palestine
Columbus Eae
Parkersburg Cc
Corpus Christi
Philadelphia
Davenport
Grand Rapids
Banta Fe
Havre
Wee Enees
Shrevort
Helena Ec
Sprineld, Iil
Huron E Pie Faebedt
Springfield
Indianapolis
Vicksburg
Jacksonville
Washington
Government
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Across Ports
Ships arrive in Rotterdam Plymouth Baltimore Quebec New York Genoa Libau Marseille Southampton Boston Liverpool Montreal Naples and more with arrivals from New York Havre Liverpool and departures to New York and other ports. Vessels include the Ryn dam Deutsch land Rhein Bremen and Sannio and others reported by wireless at sea and in port.
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Rotterdam
New York
Plymouth
Hamburg
Baltimore
Rhein
Bremerhaven
Browhead
Bremen
Quebec
Liverpool
Louisiana
Havre
Genoa
Norfolk
LIBAU
Lituania
Marseilles
Venezia
Southampton
Cleveland
Cherbourg
Boston
Glasgow
Montreal
Naples
Berlin
Lists of names and towns in grouped pairs across states
A sequence of paired individuals and their hometowns listed in a long catalog style. Names from Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky Indiana Missouri New York and other states appear with corresponding cities and states in a dense, bulletless roster.
John H. Webb Dies. Former New York Star Owner 72
Obituary notes the death of John H. Webb a retired newspaper man and former owner of The New York Star now The Evening Journal in Los Angeles aged 72. He lived in Los Angeles for fifteen years.
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John H. Webb
The
New York Star
Evening Journal
Los Angeles
Burials and Inquests From Local Mortuary Notices
A list of burial permits and inquests includes Henry C. Buchholz Jr 7 Preston avenue Thelma B 1 736 Barr Alfrid 8 months East Seo MANN 211 Orchard 4 age 14 BG SLDS Mae E 68 Whittaker avenue cancer FREDERICK Seibold 87 1809 Vine tuberculosis Doretta Aten 858 Jewish home care WALEY William 44 410 John inquest pen ROLESR William C 61 4565 Anthony meningitis Samuel Im 81 8218 Linwood read jaundice John Fields 7 76 Home for the Aged arthro sclerosis. Briefs note a baby abandoned Wednesday evening at the Washington flats Twelfth and Race streets remains unidentified.
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Buchholz
Henry C., Jr
Preston Avenue
John ON
Thelma
Barr
Pneumon
ATEN
Doretta
Carei- Waley
William
John
Inquest
City Notes On Missing Man And Local Incidents
Missing Elmer Borie of 1277 Cutter Street last seen Monday prompts sheriff and city police to investigate. Authorities report a craps game bust at 408 West Fifth Street with Henry Davis and five players charged. $29.30 seized. YWCA plans a 2:45 pm outing. Sunshine Circle hosts an ice cream social at Miss Fiora Adler’s home. Hebrew Union College commencement expects nine graduates. one student to remain for another year.
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Mendes
Cincinnati Po
Rdbers Union
Cincinhers
Kay
Union
Elmer Borie
Cutter Street
Pettebaum
Green
Fox
West Fifth Street
Henry Davis
Davis
Sunshine Circle
Association
Fiora Adler
Hebrew Union College
Fire record notes multiple incidents across city
At 5 3 a m a fire call for Henshaw Mrs William Heerdom small. At 3 50 p m 4436 Winton road Mrs Facks thirty six dollars. At 5 8 p m 1527 Race street Mrs Miller none.
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Cincinnati
Henshaw
William Heéerdom
Winton Road
Facks
Race Street
Miller
Garden supper and society scenes at Mille Roches
A glamorous Mille Roches gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Lea Addison Ault honored Mr and Mrs Lawrence Upjohn of New York during their fortnight visit. Lanterns electric lights and a river view created a fairy setting with a cake walk on the rathshellar terrace as a band of negro minstrels played.
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Cincinnati
Mille Roches
Lea Addison Ault
East Hill
Lawrence Upjohn
New York
Ault
Winding River
Kentucky Hills
Rathshellar
Coney Island
Abbas Pasha Egypt's Khedive Admires America for Progress
Cairo dispatch profiles Abbas Hilmi II, the khedive of Egypt, as a well educated figurehead who prefers agricultural life and American farming progress. It contrasts his prudent, modern outlook with Ismail Pasha's misrule, notes his limited power under British influence, and details his wealth, estates, and lavish lifestyle.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Cairo
Egypt
Abbas Hilmi A
Khédive
Ismail Pasha
Ismail
Abbas
Nero
Tewfik
Prince Abbas
America
Abdin Palace
Ras-el-Téen
William H. Taft
England
Khe Ia
Asde
Abdinareres
Ras-el- Teen
Alexandria
Koubbéh
Montazah
Mediterranean
Bosphorus
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Abbas Pasha
Europe
Tawney Exposes Vast War Spending And Retrenchment Hope
National Capital June 10 report features Representative James A. Tawney detailing a surge in war-related appropriations over eight fiscal years totaling about 1.072 billion dollars. He argues economy measures will cut army and navy costs and shift toward careful budgeting and revenue plans.
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Wabmington
Pon
James A. Tawney
Houses of Representatives
Army
Navy
Tawney
Taft
Congress
Mr. Tawney
United States
Daily
Treasury Statement
Washington
Federal
Treasury
Ohio man guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Gallipolis shooting
Francis Goddard was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter at Point Pleasant West Virginia for the fatal shooting of Fred Kaulbash of Gallipolis while hunting. He received a one year sentence at Moundsville penitentiary.
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Francis Goddard
Fred Kaulbash
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Moundsville
In Vogue In Cincinnati Parasol and Accessory Trends
The piece notes fashionable raffia parasols purses and bags this season using flexible summer materials. It highlights matching cuff buttons with striped shirts and multiple waist sets, Paris favoring artificial flowers, Marquisette loose coats, printed chiffons and silk crepons, and sleeve styles with lace bands on linen and voile.
Fashion Notes Show Men’s Summer Style Shifts
Unpolished natural wood canes appear more often in public view while coats feature three and two button designs with low lapels and cuffs. Stripes and self patterns dominate Scarfs and multicolored hose patterns join popular trends in New York fashion circles.
There Are Still Some Things In Life
An evocative poem from City Star recalling outdoor scenes and joys of hunting fishing riding and family moments as life’s simple pleasures endure through memorable imagery and lines about morning light and a wife and mother.
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City Star
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Natalie Breed
Charlies Bosworth
Grandin Road
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Jeannette Rawson
Dorothy Kellogg
Billy Hopple
Walter Brown
Samuel Taft
George Bassett
Clifton
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Ada Bremforder
College Preparatory School
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Don Silva
Duke of Bedmar
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Perez
Page
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Nadar
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Inez
Beatrice Carmichael
Lola
Janet Rhodes
Helén Geier
Wade Thrasher
Aaron Evans
Hinda
Tralla
Khedive OF
Habigs
Mehemet Ali
Nile
Appropriations Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Paris
Marquisette
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