Commercial Tribune announces a wide subscription plan
The Commercial Tribune lists annual and short term subscription rates for home and foreign readers. It notes delivery options and branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington with associated news service points. It also provides payment methods and mailing details for prepaid subscriptions.
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Gilbert Av
Sup- Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
Rainy Weather and Cooler Turn Expected Today
The weather forecast predicts showers again today with a drop in temperature this afternoon and evening. Officials warn the wet spell may dampen excursions to parks or other cities, with a cooler and unsettled pattern to follow after today's rain.
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Weather Bureau
Weather forecast notes storms and cooler trend
Ohio sees thunderstorms and a cooler spell with a Sunday and Monday fair, strong west to northwest winds. Indiana expects showers of the day then clearing and cooler air. Kentucky shows showers Sunday then Monday fair and warmer. West Virginia records showers and cooler Sunday with Monday fair skies.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Major Ports
Shipping notices from New York and European ports list arrivals and departures including The Cretic from Naples and The Celtic from New York. Vessels like Leutzow and Carpathia arrived at Cherbourg and Genoa while schooners and liners sailed to New York, Boston, and Hamburg with multiple intermediate stops.
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New York
Cretic
Naples
St. Louis
Southampton
Minnetonka
London
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Nord Amerika
Genoa
President Grant
Hamburg
Vaderland
Antwerp
Dover
Caronia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Furnessia
Glasgow
Moville
Kroonland
Bremen
Havre
la Provence
Philadelphia
Camps
Montreal
Quebec
Boston
Palermo
Porta Delgada
Triest
Gibraltar
Barcelona
Baltimore
Manchester
Rotterdam
New
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests and Destinations
A compiled hotel arrivals page lists guests by surname and matching cities across the United States. Names include Caswell Asheville Hudson Syracuse. Tesh Charlotte. Fes sender St. Louis. Munro Oakes Detroit. Nazzola Toledo. Pragoff Louisville. Kay Detroit. Budell New York. Nussbaum New York. Gould Chicago. Esterly Chicago. Jennings Indianapolis. Meyer Detroit. Gall Boston. McKibben Augusta Kentucky. Johnson Boston. Lodge Long Beach. Behrens New York. Reitz Wheeling. Foster Corning. Adair Carlisle. Heflin Flemingburg. Greene New York. Keppel Chicago. Carroll Chicago. Studevant Sidney. Bissell Pittsburgh. Tuttle Detroit. Cox New York. Alexander Iowa. Walthers Pittsburg. Lemmon Greenville Texas. Kline Muncie. Pson Georgia. Burnet Chicago. Smith Chicago. Walker Nash. Greene New York. Hurt Atlanta. Dusen Buffalo. Whiting Louisville. Love Louisville. Aston o H M Crow.
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Palace
G. L. Caswell
Asheville
N. C
Marshall A. Hudson
Syracuse
N.Y
L. M. Tesh
Charlotte
T. D. Fessender
St. Louis
Munro—John Oakes, Jr
Detroit
R. IL. Nazzola
Toledo
Frank Pragoff
Louisville
Duncan Kay
Harlin
Louis W. Budell
New York
E. P. Nussbaum
Wheeling
W. Va
D. H. Foster
Corning
F. A. Adair
Carlisle
Paul Heflin
Flemingsboro
Linton
B. C. Greene
Keppel
Chicago
W. A. Carroll
M. Studevant
Sidney
Gibson
George J. Bissell
Pittsburg
Taft Delegates Clear Preliminaries At Chicago Caucus
Delegates arrive in Chicago as buttons and badges signal the end of preliminaries under Temporary Chairman Burrows. The National Committee concluded work, with Taft delegations upheld in Florida and elsewhere, setting stage for a Republican platform and Taft’s nomination as a strong general election candidate.
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Chicago
Burrows
National Committee
Taft
United States
Florida
Republican Party
William Howard Taft
Ohio
Charles H. Grosvenor
Grosvenor
Linton
Cantina
Epistles of Watterson and Bryan stir Kentucky Democratic rift
The Leeds column recalls Henry Watterson and William Jennings Bryan clashing over allegiance to the Democratic cause in Kentucky. It notes Watterson’s past critiques and Bryan’s pursuit of a clear track, while referencing Courier Journal editorials and the 1904 St. Louis convention dynamics.
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Henry
William Jennings
Lincoln
Neb
United Democracy of
Kentucky
Denver
Henry Watterson
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Watterson
Mr. Bryan
Courier- Journal
St. Louis
Bryan
Watterson
Courier-Journal
Haldeman
William Jennings Bryan
Epistle of Henry and William Jennings Interest Kentucky Democrats
A fragment notes an Epistle from Henry and William Jennings to the Democrats of Kentucky, calling it both interesting and amusing as it circulated in the period.
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Epistle
Henry and
William Jennings
Kentucky
Flag Day Reflections Highlight US Symbolic Pride
The piece recalls June 14 1777 as the flag design milestone and urges Cincinnati to honor the flag with proper display. It notes the flag’s origins at Ft Schuyler and its enduring symbolism of freedom and progress, urging respect beyond city attention.
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Continental Congress
United States
Union
Ft. Schuyler
Ft. Stanwix
New York
Stephen White
Business Conditions Improve but Mixed Signals Persist
Mercantile agencies report better overall conditions with some unfavorable lines. Confidence grows for fall trade amid steady bank clearings and lower railroad earnings. Wheat prospects look bright, Nebraska aiming for 55 million bushels, boosting rail commerce. Steel price cuts spur modest activity while outsiders undercut the fixed basis. Money remains steady, speculation minimal, stock dullness likely through fall.
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Nebraska
Steel Trust
Ballot at Chicago for Presidential nomination
One ballot will be cast in Chicago for the presidential nomination. Can non Knox La Follette and Fairbanks managers will march to the front to second the nomination, an inspiring sight for attendees.
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Chicago
Cannon
Knox, la Follette
Fairbanks
Minister Wu Silent as Davis Delivers Maiden Speech
The text notes Wu's silence may stem from his first Senate visit upon returning to the United States as minister, coinciding with Jefferson Davis delivering his maiden address in the Senate. This pairing links Wu's quiet stance to a notable political moment.
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Minister Wu
Senate
United States
Jeffries Davis
Thaw Trial Box Shake Question Sparks Debate
The issue centers on a claim that District Attorney Jerome shook a box for a dollar a throw during the Thaw trial. The key question remains whether he filled the box.
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Jerome
Is sleep a habit asks The Courier Journal
In a witty exchange the Courier Journal questions if sleep is a habit while Marie Henry responds that dreams are a habit within the party, highlighting her role as a prominent ornament of the group.
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the Courier- Journal
Marie Henry
Hill sails. Watterson bears burden overseas
The article notes David Bennett Hill has sailed for Europe, asserting the responsibility now rests entirely on Mr. Watterson.
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David Bennett Hill
Europe
Mr. Watterson
Permanente Chicago convention chair faces tough duties
It is noted that the permanent Chairman of the Chicago convention will encounter difficult responsibilities and a demanding path ahead, signaling a stubborn start amid high expectations.
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Chicago
Remark Sparks Guilty Look Over Vice President Remark
Mr. Watterson states a man may be great even without the vice presidency, prompting Mr. Fairbanks to betray guilt as the comment lands.
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Mr. Watterson
Mr. Fairbanks
Bryan and Watterson Write Cards in Final Stage
Messrs. Bryan and Watterson have taken to writing cards as they near the end of their struggles.
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Messrs
Bryan and
Watterson
Castro and the plague shadow Venezuela in News debate
The Milwaukee Sentinel questions the phrase News are News as it weighs Castro's influence and the plague's impact on Venezuela, reflecting media skepticism about headlines and truth.
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Venezuela
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Treasures in the Garden Found by Local Digging
In Washington Iowa last week Ben Cherry unearthed a large old cent while digging in his garden and days later John Williams found a cent in his garden. The report hints that many gardens in the south end may be searched for treasure with a playful nod to Captain Kidd.
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Ben Cherry
John Williams
South End
Captain Kidd
Faith, unions, and clubs in Avondale reflections
An Avondale resident recalls Oliver Hazard Perry and the Revolutionary era as a preface to opinions on church mergers and the strength of unified downtown churches. He praises larger congregations, notes Clermont County Women’s Clubs' mission questions, and endorses Baraca and Philathea delegates with a Stevenson quote on lively conversations.
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Mr. Belmont
Avondale
Oliver Hazard’ Perry
New York
Commodore Perry
Trinidad
West Indies
Newport
R. I
Walnut Hills
The
Baraca
Philathea
Robert Louis Stevenson
Defends Playgrounds as Moral Outdoor Work
Mary C. Gallagher defends the Cincinnati Woman's Club Civic Department playgrounds at Pearl Street and Woodward Street. She notes ten years of custodian care, adds a kindergarten teacher this year, and criticizes city inaction on Lytle Park. She cites 3,000 free baths last summer and daily attendance by over a thousand children.
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Commercial Tribune
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Woman's Club
Pearl Street
Manning
Woodward Street
Coleman
Miss Blanchard
Lytle Park
East Third Street
Lawrence and
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Mary C. Gallagher
Old Age Reflection On Youth And A Hard Fall
A speaker recalls youth and athletic vigor faded by time. The narrator admits pain in the back and legs, inability to move with ease, and a realization that spring of youth has passed. The verse contrasts former energy with current stiffness and distress.
Notable Figures Seen in Local Hotels and Public Views
In Louisville a freed trio linked to former Governor Goebel’s assassination is praised by H. B. Long as properly punished and welcomed by the public. Ohio remarks honor auto owners aiding road work, while Bellefontaine’s mayor praised for curbing unwholesome books. Cassilly Cook hosts Spanish War officers with Havana banquet souvenirs at the Linton Hotel.
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Caleb Powers
James Howard
Goebel
Willson
Kentucky
H. B. Long
Louisville
Grand
Powers
Howard
Cassilly Cook
Cincinnati
New York
Linton Hotel
Ohio
Havana
Mrs Taft Emphasizes Independence and Hospitality at Home
A New York World profile portrays Mrs. William H Taft as independent, warmly hospitable, and deeply engaged in music and charity. She guides social life, answers calls, and values family privacy while supporting her husband’s political career with practical wit and poised elegance.
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New York
William H. Taft
Mrs. Taft
Taft
Washington
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association
Roosevelt
White House
James R. Garfield
Hayes
Re Mansion
Blaine Club Heads to Chicago Parade and Events
The Blaine Club of Cincinnati drills at the Armory before its Chicago trip. Over 200 members, with Weber's Band, depart from Eighth Street for the Pennsylvania Depot for a five day tour including hotel stays and city demonstrations. Ohio politicians and local leaders plan receptions and outings around the convention week.
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Blaine Club
Chicago
Armory
Eighth Street
Pennsylvania Depot
Cincinnati
Weber
Powers
Howard
Willson
Vine
Race
Fifth
Main
Fourth
Pike
Pearl
Great Northern Hotel
Julius Fleischmann
Ohio
Colonial Theater
Auditorium Hotel
Charles P. Taft
New York
Canned Talk in Baseball
A veteran manager recalls a chaotic summer with the Slagtown Beauts facing the Milktown Pansies. A series of mishaps including a misplayed throw, a runner arguing with an umpire, and a phonograph at the plate turning on harmful chatter overshadow a rough season.
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Goldstein
West End
Dante
Charlemagne
Honey Boy
The Apologetic Reporter Reader Letter
A reader thanks the editor and correspondents of Burgundy Company Acadia Valley Enterprise for ongoing support and kindness. The note expresses readiness to resume duties and extends goodwill to the staff.
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Burgundy Cor
Acadia Valley Enterprise
Deacon White Proposes Vegetarian Pastor in Chicago Sermons
In Chicago a lighthearted exchange has Deacon White claiming the new pastor should be a vegetarian because his sermons lack meat. Deacon Brown questions the logic, prompting a humorous debate about pulpits and portions.
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Chicago News
Deacon White
Deacon Brown
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