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The Commercial Tribune announces subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with several prepaid plans and monthly options, including international rates. It lists multiple regional bureau addresses in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Columbus and London with reader services and newsroom facilities.
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Weather summary for June 13 1906 in Ohio Valley
Inland movement of the east gulf storm brought rain to Georgia Alabama Tennessee and the Ohio Valley with Cincinnati reporting .66 inch. Temperatures at Cincinnati ranged 57 to 61 degrees as cloudiness persisted. High pressure held in the lake districts while the west saw increasing clouds and scattered rain.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Allegheny
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Ohio
Weather Forecast for Four States Rain and Warmup
Ohio and Indiana expect rain on Thursday and Friday will be fair and warmer with variable winds. West Virginia sees rain Thursday and Friday followed by fair and warmer conditions. Kentucky reports rain and warming Thursday with Friday turning fair and warmer.
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Indiana
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Oceanic and other liners arrive and sail at Atlantic ports
Ships arrive in New York Queenstown London Naples and Genoa with arrivals from Liverpool Bremen Naples and Boston. Vessels sail to Liverpool Rotterdam Naples Trieste and Boston. traffic updates include Marconia Station contact and a Horizon of routes to Fiume New York Hong Kong and Shanghai areas.
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Visitors Register at the Business Men's Club
Yesterday the Business Men's Club logged a list of visitors including J. W. Pilchard Jr Cleveland P L O Neal and L T Vinson Huntington W Va H E Bowen Winchester Ky H E Beebe Sidney O J W Rossity Philadelphia A L Clark Kansas City J B Leeper Pittsburg R C Campbell and J D Neilson Chicago G L Chen nell Columbus O Albert Brogan and Charles Brogan Cleveland Chas Bernard Chicago W J Kinnaird Middlesboro Ky H B Chillcote Columbus O R M Hockaday city Oscar Johnson and John C Wood Chicago J P Bliss Columbus O I Davis San Francisco W J Lampert New York A O Pfingst Louisville H H Holliday Pittsburg F W Herg New York
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Business Men's Club
J. W. Pilchard, Jr
Cleveland
P. L. O'Neal
L. T. Vinson
Huntington
W. Va
H. E. Bowen
Winchester
H. E. Beebe
Sidney
J. W. Rossity
Philadelphia
A. L. Clark
Kansas City
J. B. Leeper
Pittsburg
R. C. Campbell
J. D. Neilson
Chicago
G. L. Chennell
Columbus
Albert Brogan
Charles Brogan
Chas. Bernard
W. J. Kinnaird
Middlesboro
H. B. Chillcote
R. M. Hockaday
City
Oscar Johnson
John C. Wood
J. P. Bliss
I. Davis
San Francisco
W. J. Lampert
New York
A. O. Pfingst
Louisville
H. H. Holliday
F. W. Herg
Cincinnatians in New York Special Dispatch
A list of Cincinnati residents staying at New York hotels reported by a Commercial Tribune dispatch dated June 13. Names include A. E. Myler L. Johnson P. L. Sea songood R. E. Drake W. A. McKelvey Mr and Mrs G Bancroft Cincinnati Baseball Club Mr and Mrs H G Elder G F Fish Miss J Levi Mr and Mrs W G McDevitt H Pogue N Ranso hoff Mr and Mrs J Rawson J M Reed Mr and Mrs G Riechel H D Smith O Wehage Dr J G Davis R J Douglas A Dress Miss Sherman W H Kaufmann W B Mente.
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Commercial Tribune
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L. Johnson
P. L. Seasongood
R. E. Drake
W. A. McKelvey
G. Bancroft
Cincinnati Baseball Club
H. G. Elder
G. F. Fish
J. Levi
W. G. McDevitt
H. Pogue
N. Ransohoff
J. Rawson
J. M. Reed
G. Riechel
H. D. Smith
O. Wehage
J. G. Davis
R. J. Douglas
A. Dress
Miss Sherman
W. H. Kaufmann
W. B. Mente
Foraker Victory Keeps Arizona New Mexico Statehood Choice
The piece lauds Senator Foraker for saving the Republican party by amending a bill to let Arizona and New Mexico voters decide joint or separate statehood in the November election. Congressman Goebel praises the move as advancing popular rights and self government in the territories after a hard Senate struggle.
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Arizona
Senator Forake
Republican Party
Goebel
Senator Foraker
United States
House
Senate
Foraker
Territories
Mr. Money
Bailey
1905 Farm Values Jump as U S Farmers Grow Wealth
Department of Agriculture bulletins show farm income at 6 415 billion dollars in 1905, up 4 percent from 1904 and 36 percent above 1899 census figures. The gains span corn hay wheat oats potatoes dairy products barley and other crops, with farmers modernizing to autos on the road.
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United States
the Bulletin
Manson Criticized For Sermon On Chicago Women and City Hall
The Presbytery addressed Dr Arthur C Manson disputing his claim that quarrels and backbiting of Chicago women hinder the citys improvement It notes the fallacy of his ophidianism and argues women were not responsible for Mayor Dunnes election nor recent Chicago murders The piece questions the sermon focus and cites broader city affairs
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Arthur C. Manson
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Garden of Eden
Dunne
Dr. Manson
Chicago’s sensationalists and cranks noted in warnings
The article comments on crime in Chicago with a claim that a crime is committed every seven and a half minutes daily. It remarks on Dr. Manson’s pulpit and political figures, mocks Mr. Bryan and Miss Democracy, and notes Chicago’s taste for sensationalism and cranks.
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Messrs. Manson
Dunne
French Bill Aims to Tax Art Productions
Art collector Morgan vows to press on with galleries across France despite a proposed French Ministry bill taxing art productions.
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France
Senator Benson Warns Against Industry Dalliance
The Kansas senator urges clamping down on dalliance with the sources that troubled his predecessor. He suggests elevating principled leaders within the ranks of the secluded to private status.
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Senate Approves Statehood Report for Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Senate adopts conference report on the Statehood bill after three hours of debate. Key figures,Bailey Money Foraker Morgan Dubois clash over capital location Guthrie prohibition and Mormon influence. Dubois warns anti polygamy clause omission endangers his career and opposes the report.
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Mr Bryan Endorsed by Arkansaw Senator’s Backing
Friends of Mr Bryan note restraint in cabling support as former Senator Jones of Arkansaw declares for him.
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Arkansaw
Chief Bingham Targets Gambling Among Chinese in New York
Superintendent Bingham orders crackdown on gambling involving Chinese New Yorkers. Tammany Hall seeks profits amid the drive, reflecting political influence and law enforcement tensions in the city.
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New York Force
Tammany
Hard Luck in England A Beetle Comic Scene
A humorous piece by Joe Hanover set in England shows a sunburned flea and insects reacting to a temperance meeting at Oak Hall. Willie Centiped complains his father makes him shine shoes, while Grasshopper and others comment on the frog line and the water bug crowd at the event.
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Dogood D Notes and Comment Fragment
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Skim Milk Names and Copper Jewelry Draw Local Commentary
Opinion excerpts discuss marketing skim milk in red cans to protect its identity and potential uses in cottage cheese. Senator Foraker is praised as a Republican leader from Cincinnati. A Canadian fish scarcity prompts thoughts on white fish and minnows. Critics debate President Roosevelt use of breeches versus trousers and praise his old fashioned phrasing.
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Roosevelt
Fling Out the Flag with Stars and Stripes
A vivid war era poem extols the American flag, praising its symbols and historical battles. It honors the flag’s endurance, liberty, and leadership in peace and conflict, invoking Sherman’s march and the valor of soldiers.
Social classes aboard a steamship reveal stark gulf
The piece argues that ocean liners are microcosms of society with clear class divisions. Upper decks house the rich and cultured, while the bow and steerage house the poor and struggling. The author imagines reforms on mid ocean and hopes for a future social reformer to bridge these divisions.
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Cook
Youngster Persuades Mother For Soda, Sells It Short
Hyde Park five year old Stanley Jones of the Pettibone Company uses sharp wits to press his mother for a soda at the corner drug store. After two refusals he pleads, Aw come on mommy be a sport, and his appeal wins.
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Stuttering Worker Refuses to Speak to Customer
In a Buffalo printing office a young man with a speech impediment avoided conversation. When a customer with the same stutter asked for the boss, the worker stayed silent. The proprietor confronted him and he replied he would not speak, fearing punishment for answering a stuttering man.
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Buffalo Sunday Times
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Death Ante Due to Canned Meat
London headlines a national conference on infant mortality citing canned meat as a contributing factor. President John Burns warns 100000 child deaths yearly from neglect and ignorance, linking rising female drinking to higher infant deaths and calling for urgent action.
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Blackburn Eady to Enter Contest
Senator Joseph Blackburn, a famed figure in national politics, likely to be the next Democratic candidate for Kentucky governor. He has received over a thousand letters urging him to run and said he is not a candidate but would accept if his party believes his entry could save the Democrats from defeat.
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Penn Announces King Victor Emmanuel IPenns Doctor of Laws Degree
The University of Pennsylvania awarded Doctor of Laws to King Victor Emmanuel of Italy at its 150th commencement. No representative attended. Provost Harrison read the king’s cablegram stating he would accept the honor.
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Politician Murmurs About Bed With Historic Names
The Hon. Bill Murphy, a Democratic convention delegate, complains of bed bugs in a hotel room. The landlord boasts that James G. Blaine and James A. Garfield slept there, while Murphy quips he does not want to wake the Republican party.
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James A. Garfield
Garfield
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West Virginia Scholar Wins First at Oxford Honors Exam
At the final examination for honors in the School of English Literature at Oxford a West Virginia Rhodesian scholar, C. F. Tucker-Brooke of St. John's College, Oxford, achieved a first class and was the sole recipient of this distinction.
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England
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St. John’s College, Oxford
Fire destroys a Williamson block in West Virginia
A large fire in Williamson, Bluefield district, on June 13 destroyed an entire block with an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Several occupants of the Hotel Wilford narrowly escaped injury.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Williamson
Wilford
Fighting Between Cossacks and Circassians Sparks Fatal Clash
In Transcaucasia near Vladikavkaz on June 13 troops rushed in to halt fighting between Cossacks and Circassians. The incident used machine guns and resulted in thirty deaths.
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Transcaucasia
Correction on Dr Adock manslaughter trial at Old Bailey
A London cable to The Commercial Tribune corrects a misstatement that Dr G R Adock was a Christian Scientist. The letter says he is not listed among Christian Science practitioners and notes manslaughter charges in connection with Major J N Whyte, requesting publication of the correction. The note is from D C Pendery, Cincinnati, June 4.
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D. C. Pendery
Cincinnati
Names List of Train Line Representatives Across Cities
A long string of names follows city pairs and rail affiliations including Burnet George Schrader New York George Menrell Pittsburg W H Clark Detroit Charles Ives Boston and many others from Paris Chicago Seattle Tulsa Grand Wilmington Grand Rapids Albany and Buffalo.
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Grand
Thomas F. Whalen
New York
Edward T. Lea
Wilmington
Del
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Grand Rapids
Mich
George E. Kessler
Kansas City
Munroo
W. F. Webster
Rochester
N. Y
W. A. Yule
Albany
Albert Mayer
Sandusky
C. H. Hughes
Chicago
Holling
C. E. Smith
Giles Wright
Palace
J. D. Wayne
Pittsburg
E. E. Coultrie
Buffalo
George G. Osgood
L. B. Eschback
John L Toole Nearing End Amid Illness
English humorist John Lawrence Toole born 1830 in London is critically ill in Brighton after a period of illness. The veteran comedian hovers between life and death as doctors care for him.
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England
John Lawrence Toole
London
Revenue Surges As Customs and Internal Receipts Rise
Independence era report from Washington notes customs receipts reach 285,351,323 by mid June with fifteen days left in the fiscal year, surpassing any prior full year by nearly one million. Internal revenue is seen at about 250,000,000 by June 30, exceeding last year by roughly 15,000,000.
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Washington
German University Grants Westinghouse Engineering Doctorate
Berlin June 13 The Technical University awarded American inventor George Westinghouse the degree of Doctor of Engineering in a formal ceremony.
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Berlin
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George Westinghouse
Chief and Son Held Captured at British Camp
Sigananda and his son, rebels in Zulu land, were seized at Nkandhla and brought into the British camp in Durban Natal.
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Burglars Attack Pennille Post Office in Heist
Four masked burglars broke into the Pennille Indiana post office early today. James Wasson fired at them and survived. The robbers taking about one hundred dollars escaped after seven shots fired at Wasson.
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Wasgon
Back to the Old Home The Lid Is On
A Kentucky homecoming piece contrasts returning sons and daughters with changes since their departure. It recalls bourbon distilleries replaced by cabbages, mules replacing horses, and lessening saloon freedoms on Sundays, ending with the banner line the lid is on.
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