Commercial Tribune Community Notices and Bureau Addresses
The Commercial Tribune lists subscription rates and policies for daily and Sunday editions, foreign subscriptions, and prepaid terms. It details office locations in Walnut Hill, Covington, Newport, London, and Washington with newsrooms and services.
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Prayer point at graduation sparks religious debate
A high school graduation prayer ending with "for Christ's sake" drew protests from an eminent Hebrew educator and a Presbyterian group. The school board faces ongoing contention as clergy defend freedom to pray. the columnist argues prayers should focus on goodwill and societal improvement.
Let Us Be Hospitable To Turners In Cincinnati
The city prepares for tens of thousands of visitors, mostly Turners of German descent, with Cincinnati aiming to honor them during the grand turnfest. Citizens urged to decorate businesses and homes, fundraise, and show hospitality as a duty to the German element, which has long shaped the Queen City. A separate Illinois ice cream incident noted a court ruling that a 6 pm meal could be considered supper, illustrating ordinary life and local opinions on timing.
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Hundred West Point Graduates Aid Peace Effort
An article notes one hundred West Point graduates joining a peace effort by being ready for war. It also mentions Ting C Chen and Ying H Men who will return to China to teach young Celestials to shoot. Billy Lorimer, newly elected Illinois senator, will skip Congress during tariff debates.
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Debate over national game pivots to golf on White House court
The remark playfuly questions whether golf could be named the national game given the White House tennis court has been plowed up, reflecting a light political pun on sports status.
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What is whisky debated by true Ken tuckian
A fragment notes a discussion on the definition of whisky and asserts that a genuine Kentuckian should know. The brief hints at regional spirit debates and the cultural question of what qualifies as whisky.
Death of Albert Lawson Reflections On a Printer's Life
Obituary memoir recalls Albert Lawson a long time editor and publisher in Cincinnati and St. Louis. He died of cancer while prospering in manufacturing, remembered for gentleness and discipline. The piece includes personal anecdotes from earlier career and a Sunday street scene about princess dresses.
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Efficacy of Prayer Letter to The Commercial Tribune
A 1909 Cincinnati letter argues for interfaith prayer in schools, citing Jewish talmudic and Christian views. The writer contends prayer should invoke Messiah and urges unity between rabbis and pastors, referencing Wise and Kent to support Christian common law. COLUM KILL
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Tales of the hunter fade as fabrications emerge
The New York World declares a New York dispatch the tales of a hunter are fabrications. It asserts no gazelle rhino or giraffe was slain and photographs are misleading. The piece labels the stories as wicked lies and hocus-pocus.
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky Regions
Yesterday’s rain mainly in the South and along the Atlantic coast with inland areas largely fair. Cooler conditions expected as a high pressure from the Northwest moves in, with continued fair weather. Cincinnati recorded 70 to 83 degrees. Government forecast: Ohio and Kentucky fair with light NW to variable winds. Indiana fair warmer north portion. West Virginia fair and cooler Tuesday, Wednesday.
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John Paul Wiscon sin lumberman dies at Watertown Fla
John Paul aged 76 one of Wiscon sin s leading lumbermen and later head of Florida s largest lumber company died at Watertown Florida He was multiple millionai re in wealth and had long business prominence Dr B L Wiggins vice chancellor University of the South died in Sewanee Tenn this afternoon from heart trouble He had suffered for years and been connected with the university most of his life.
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University of the South
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Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures Bulletin
Ships from New York and various ports report arrivals and sailings. Vessels include Minneha ha from London, Martha Washington from Triest, and the Bremen from New York with Plymouth Cherbourg routes. Other arrivals include Celtic Glasgow California Kronprin Wilhelm and Nordam abeam Nantucket lightship.
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Montreal
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Mount Royal
Names listed for sales or affiliations in scattered notices
A long string of personal names and city states appears in a fragmented section, listing individuals with affiliations or locations such as Louisville St Louis Columbus New York Philadelphia Cleveland and other towns. No coherent event or announcement is clear from the readable text.
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Jamestown
N. Y
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Cleveland
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W. HE. Raymond
Philadelphia
W. A. McDermott
J. B. Perin
Robert Arnatt, Jr
F. J. Brown
New York
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Eminence
Walter Bacon
Leesburg
Dr. McHenry
Stouts
K. E. Herrick
George Ort
Sabina
Frank Elwood
Georgetown
O. Havlin
R. C
Detroit
George W. Ware
Steinberger
Louisville
Aka Sapp
Lima
O. Lackman
P. J. Dobbs
Brooklyn
T. J. Falkenbach
Chicago
Otto Doehn
Rochester
W. W. Allen
Worcester
Mass
A. R. Cook
Kentucky
Hon
C. A. Rolling
St. Louis
James F. Baker
Huntsville, Tenn
Inquest Pendings and Fatal Illnesses Reported
A list of residents with pending inquests and fatal conditions including Fred Neukarum 88 at 2217 Guy and Louis Miller 6 at 766 Barr. Sclerosis in Sarah Passel 51 of 1415 John. carcinoma in George Coghlan 70. hemorrhage in Arthur Hogan 50. diabetes in Charles R. M. Busch 51. tuberculosis in Steve Washington 81. coma in Matilda Roberts 89 of 3540 Columbia. inquest for Henry Feig city hospital. Hattie Thomas 58 heart disease. Anna Cahill 27 tuberculosis. Bernadine Knipper 74 asthenia. Maggie Bar ney 8 heart disease. Noah Barnett 61 Shantytown inquest. Louisa Verty 43 at Livingston and John inquest pending. Christina Fraub 40 Norwood C septicaemia.
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Burglars Loot New Home of Local News Dealer
Burglars broke into Nicholas Hoelscher s new home at 2301 Warsaw Avenue Saturday night and stole fittings and ornaments plus all house keys. Hoelscher had just moved in that day, forcing him to buy a new lock set.
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Cincinnati
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Asheville
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The Bright Side and the Muse’s Wages
A New York Evening Mail poem contrasts envy of high pay for hunting in Africa with personal contentment in restraint. The speaker imagines earning a dollar a word and a marathon rate for verse, then concludes the solace of patience is sweet while remaining open to occasional stunts for pay.
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After All The Short Weights Of Life And Work
A reflective verse from Chicago Record Herald on human effort and perseverance. It contrasts burdens and blessings, noting bread and coal as examples of small measures, while praise and blame balance in daily toil as the old world keeps moving forward.
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Foster-Forsyth wedding preparation curtailed by brother's death
Social notes detail plans around the Foster Robbins wedding with Dr Chandler Robbins of Boston. Invitations recalled after S Burnett Resor’s death. Guests join the bridal party for a high noon ceremony at a famed church.
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Howe
Wyman Whittemore
Roger Lee
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Fort Mitchell Socials and Guest Notes Highlight Summer Dances
Miss Elenor Grant guests at Fort Mitchell for a Saturday dance hosted by Mr and Mrs George Diehl. Mrs Ed Bouduant of Bagdad visits Miss Stella Wilcoxson in Covington. Miss Virginia Martin from Covington enjoys commencement week in Princeton with stays in New York and Atlantic City. Joe Coombs of Lexington visits his Covington parents. Fort Mitchell County club schedules summer dances on July 6 and 24 August 14 September 6 and 18 October 1 and 16 and October 3 Mardi Gras. Mrs Charles Coffin of Newport hosts her whist club this afternoon. Mrs Fred Hall of Villa Place Fort…
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Bagdad
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Covington
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Joe Coombs
Lexington
James Coombs
Fort Mitchell County Club
Charles Coffin
Newport
Fred Hall
Villa Place
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Economics of cuts in federal expenditures in 19th century context
Washington dispatch surveys the economy movement against federal spending, debating horizontal across the board cuts versus selective reductions. It notes 1885 versus 1910 totals, calls for a fixed percent cut, and cites forestry and other bureaus as examples of rising costs under shifting control.
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Newport social notes highlight weddings and visits
Social items from Newport and Covington list visits by Miss Bertha Ort and Miss Stella Wilcox, and travel by Richard Ca others to Mount Pleasant. Mrs. James Coombs hosts a bridal shower for Covington residents, while Stella Wilcox’s wedding to George Carrol Hooper of Boston is planned for July 7.
Fashion Notes From Cincinnati Runway Trends
In Vogue In Cincinnati catalogs pear shaped jewels and platinum strands with diamonds, sleeveless coats for afternoon wear, and long buttoned lines. English chintz suits summer parasols, Roumanian embroidery on hats and frocks, Japanese silks, and hand embroidery touches appear on gowns. Empire pumps gain favor while serge suits and jet bracelets make bold statements.
Smart Tips for Men Fashion Trends in Hats and Accessories
A newspaper item surveys men’s wear showing straw hats with multi color sweatbands and leather fronts, new elasticless suspenders in oxblood green chestnut and Danish blue, decorative ground glass stones for scarf pins and buttons, blue serge suits with invisible stripes, a novel umbrella with locked ribs, and evening single breasted waistcoats gaining popularity.
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Clean up filthy back yards or face health ordinances
A reader urges the city to pass an ordinance to clean up dirty back yards breeding rats mice flies and roaches. The letter cites chicken yards and ground rot as health risks and compares to Boston New York and Philadelphia efforts. The writer asks the board of health to act for public health.
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Aldrich Tariff Debate and Political Crosswinds
The debate over the Aldrich tariff bill intensifies as supporters and critics weigh its implications for the 1912 race. Reports from Florida to Charleston reflect Democratic and Republican pressures, with mentions of income tax fears and proposed corporate net earnings levies amid congressional maneuvering.
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Death of a veteran journalist Colonel Alexander E I McClure
The Pittsburg Index records the death of Colonel Alexander E I McClure a veteran journalist who led McClure's Times for decades and influenced American journalism. The obituary notes his strong personality earned both praise and enemies and recalls his farewell to The Times staff. May he rest in peace.
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