Commercial Tribune addresses and bureaus listed
The Commercial Tribune announces its publishing details for 1909 including rates and offices. Branch News Offices in Walnut Hill Covington Newport and London manage ad and news services with local bureaus in Washington and TraFalgar Square.
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Marriage and Reformation in a Reformed Man
A Cincinnati woman pursues reforming a former inmate through marriage. The piece questions the efficacy of love as social reform, arguing that genuine reformation requires responsibility and condemns ingratitude and abuse. It warns juries to impose the full penalty on men who mistreat wives seeking reform.
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Taxing Net Earnings: Taft Backed 2 Percent Corporate Tax
Developments in Congress suggest a 2 percent levy on net earnings of interstate corporations. President Taft supports revenue measures that avoid deficits and aim for a surplus, viewing the plan as Republican doctrine. Analysts estimate revenue around 60 million dollars, potentially eliminating deficits and enabling broad spending reductions.
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Snake tale links whisky to Polonic party misdeeds
A rumor from near the Newport Pennsylvania telegraph office recounts a black snake attacking the commissary of a Polonic party and swallowing a bottle of whisky without a corkscrew. The tale suggests men might be better off drinking whisky straight from a well corked bottle, noting glass is not easily digested.
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Newport
Rabbi’s jab at old friend sparks library justice debate
A Buffalo conference on charities and corrections heard a New York rabbi say that justice is more essential than libraries. The remark aimed at an old friend, signaling a critique of prioritizing library funding over other needs.
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Wise
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Buffalo
Willard
Senate
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Beehives and Beefs Across the Nation in a Loose Carol
A collage of miscites and wry notes on labor at steel mills bee swarms on streetcars tobacco profits and women rights. It mentions Memphis remarks from The Richmond News Leader and a dubious China Japan naval jab alluding to battleships and Seatenine. Dividends tax mentions and a gum trust cap the week with a Cincinnati tease about a restful break.
Cherry abundance sparks home use and rising prices
Notes on a bumper cherry crop in the neighborhood boosting home use for pies though high prices persist after prep. The piece also surveys real estate gains in Walnut Street and a landmark New York sale, plus tax ideas, night baseball trials, and upcoming illuminated displays in Government and Fountain squares drawing crowds.
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In Vogue in Cincinnati Details New Fashions
The article notes chevelure as a brown hair shade, with gloves in champagne and light browns inclining to bright yellow. A crochet lace directoire tie complements a dressy blouse, while guimps are ribboned at the waist. The jacket adopts a Louis XVI style, refined and smart.
Fashion notes on men's wear and new fabrics
Smart tips for men discuss scarfs of various weaves now on the market. A silk waistcoat for informal wear appears in New York with a pepper and salt ground, black cords, and a collar lacking cords.
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Weather Summary for June 15 1909 in Ohio Valley
Fair conditions prevail with extensive interior cloudiness and moderating high pressure from the Mississippi Valley to the Ohio. Cincinnati recorded 57 to 75 degrees. sunrise and sunset times noted. national forecast calls for generally fair weather, increasing clouds later in the week, with showers possible in Indiana and Kentucky and light southwest winds.
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STARK OF LOUISIANA DIES AFTER OPERATION
A list of death notices details STARK of Louisiana Mo death following an operation at St Louis. Also listed are multiple individuals with ages and causes such as nephritis meningitis carcinoma tuberculosis enteritis old age and other conditions. The notices include addresses and in some cases inquests pending.
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Calvary Church Wedding of Laura Foster and Dr Chandler Robbins
The Beautiful Calvary church in Clifton hosted the high noon marriage of Miss Laura Foster and Dr Chandler Robbins of Boston. The ceremony featured lilies and palms, a white marble altar memorial to Robert Bonner Bowler, and a large, fashionable gathering from Clifton and Boston with elaborate dress and gifts. The couple plan to sail on June 26 and were celebrated with receptions at the bride’s grandfather’s Glenmary avenue home.
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Washington
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Winton Place
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Washington gossip on tariff fight and Taft's stance
National Capital dispatch reports nervous lobbyists as tariff schedules near finalization. Taft's possible veto of the Payne Aldrich bill looms, with hopes of renegotiating rates and summer plans in Beverly amid甜 political tension.
Ocean Steamship Movements
Ships arriving and sailing at major ports including Baltimore London Bordeaux Marseille Bremen Genoa Boston Antwerp Liverpool and Plymouth with vessels such as Graf Waldersee Columbian California Roma Kronprinz Wilhelm Noordam Lusitania Saxonia Ivernia Noordam Kaiser's der Grosse and Antillean among others noted for routes to New York Liverpool Cherbourg Naples Genoa and Rotterdam.
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Aggregate of Names and Partners Across Regions Listed
A long list of individuals and their associated cities and states is presented, pairing multiple names with corresponding places from Indiana Ohio Kentucky Massachusetts Missouri and beyond. The fragment appears to catalog a set of relations or endorsements across various firms or collaborations without providing a narrative or outcome.
Obituary notices from Washington claim several notable figures
Obituaries report disbursing clerk Alexander Caine of the Department of Justice dying in Washington from uremic poisoning and to be buried in Ohio. Rev Dr M R Fishburn, longtime Mount Pleasant Congregational pastor, dies of typhoid fever at 42. Joseph Nimmo Jr a Washington statistician and economist dies after paralysis at 79. Captain Samuel Diehl Hancock commander and former judge advocate general dies at 57. John C Cox, surgeon general's office worker born in Hamilton County 1853, funeral today. State Senator Eugene v.
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City Briefs Report Domestic, Nightside Incidents and Notable Deaths
Ireland becomes the sole contributor of new citizens with Patrick Flynn and John Burns granted first papers in the United States. Rooster Chicken Ross Firman, arrested on a stabbing allegation at 328 Richmond street, as debt dispute over $1.50 cited. Phillip Rolier identified by daughter Anna Schoenleben after not previously known at the city hospital. George Cook drowns at Mount Healthy while swimming with friends. 17 year old James Clark reported missing after Duck pond sighting. Italian fruit dealer Peter Boba dies at home from natural causes. heart trouble noted. Jenny Coleman dies at home from heart failure. coroner informed. George White is cut by Reva Fish over suspicions of infidelity. both arrested. Will Smith, involved in a street quarrel over a woman, is wounded by a razor and sought by police.
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Wedding Glories and Bridal Attire Highlight Covington Social
The piece chronicles ornate wedding preparations and receptions in Covington and Cincinnati society. It notes Miss Luyte Mae Blackmore's June 22 nuptials to Mark Swingen of Hamilton Ohio, elegant gowns for Mary Miller and guests, and a Covington Fourth Presbyterian church ceremony for Miss Elizabeth Letcher Simrall and Virgil Gibney Colis with a pink white reception, harp music, and lavish decor.
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Mark Swingen
Hamilton, O
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Branch Hill
Ralph Howell
Marit Sohngen
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Frances Bliss weds Albert Hawthorn Root at Newport home
Yesterday morning at 10 80 o clock Miss Frances Lucile Bliss and Albert Hawthorn Root married in Newport at the bride's mother's residence. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles Clingman before close relatives. Palm and daisy decorations graced the living room altar.
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Albert Hawthorn Root
Bettie H. Bliss
Newport
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