Commercial Tribune subscription rates and offices listed
The notice lists daily and Sunday subscription prices for the Commercial Tribune, including abroad rates and payment terms. It also provides delivery details and offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Columbus and London with addresses and services.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Scott St. Newport
York St. Columbus
Outlook Building
Ohn Oe
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Fair Weather Amid Ohio Valley High Pressure
An area of high pressure over the Ohio Valley brings fair weather across the interior. Cincinnati recorded a 63 to 80 degree day with no extreme conditions. June 16, 1906 saw a maximum of 80 and a minimum of 63 with clear skies and light winds.
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Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Weekend Weather Outlook Across States
Ohio partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with warmer Monday and variable winds. West Virginia fair Sunday and Monday with warmer temps and variable winds. Kentucky fair Sunday and Monday. Indiana fair Sunday with warmer northern areas and central portions, Monday partly cloudy with fresh east to south winds.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Transatlantic Fleet Movements Across Major Ports
Multiple ships arrive from New York or sail for New York and other ports. Vessels listed include the Pretoria, Hudson, Mesaba, St Paul, Prinzessin Irene, Zeeland, Umoria, Patricia, Columbia, Grosser Kurfurst, Republic, Italia, Minnehaha, Sardinia, Vaderland, Cedric, Pretorian, Devonian, St Louis, Italia, Canopi, GerAnx, St Laurent, Grosser Kurfurst, Konig Albert, Hellig Clav, Nieuw Amsterdam, Iberman, Victoran, Ontarion, Southwark, Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Konig Albert with varied arrivals and departures noted across Plymouth, Cherbourg, Havre, Liverpool, Glasgow, and New York.
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New York
Pretoria
Hamburg
Hudson
Havre
Mesaba
London
St. Paul
Southampton
Prinzess
Irene
Naples
Zeeland
Antwerp
Umoria
Liverpool
Patricia
Columbia
Glasgow
Lizard
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Italia
Republic
Sardinia
Montreal
Queenstown
Boston
St. Louis
Georgia
Bremen
Cherbourg
Rotterdam
Genoa
Copenhagen
Manchester
Southwark
Ontarion
Dover
Campania
Marseilles
Arrivals at Cincinnati Hotels List Numerous Guests
A long roster of travelers checks into Cincinnati hotels including New Orleansists Grand-E will Eaterburg and Burnet H B Peck, New York figures Webb Stuart and Linehan, Washington’s Zahn, St. Louis men Shea and Putnam, Chicago’s Woodford and Dunn, Detroit’s Delaney, Milwaukee’s O Leary, Philadelphia’s Brownell, and others from Boston Buffalo Marbleton and more.
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E.H. Eaterburg
New Orleans
W. Kline
New York
J. W. Anderson
F. D. Zahn
Washington
Burnet
H. 8
Peck
R. A. Shea
St. Louis
M. F. Howe
Boston
C. D. Webb
St. Nicholas
N.T. Stuart
Joseph J. Linehan
Pittsburg
W. D. Woodford
Chicago
J. O. Berghausen
Goldfield
Gibson
Elder
Deadwood
M. D
Eb.c. Fowler
Buffalo
A.L. Hill
T. A. Ryker
Honing
E. Brownell
Philadelphia
F. H. Gaylord
J. E. B. Biuett
Yazoo City
Miss
J. Delaney
Detroit
Dennison
John P. O'Leary
Milwaukee
James Gugton
Dallas
Tex
Edward Cleary
H. B. Putnam
Munro
D. H. Botts
Chas F. Lenk
New Rochelle
N. Y
John W. Dunn
A. J. Ellers
Lockport
Palace
P. V. Brandelee
T. A Lidgerwood
Rochester
B. Pattison
A. B. Harrington
Marbleton
N—C
M. Propper
Chi i M. ‘Greenwyood
Chicane
Biedkane
E Megleny
Birmingham
Ala
Science and Industry shaping Cincinnati's university future
In a defense of practical education at the University of Cincinnati, Mr. Du Brul urges expanding the curriculum to include commerce and engineering to align with city industry. He emphasizes Charles McMicken’s vision that useful, practical study should precede academic degrees, linking the university to Cincinnati’s manufacturing and commercial growth.
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du Brul
Board of ‘Trustees
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Charles McMicken
City of
College of Commerce
College of Engineering
Mr. du Brul
Playgrounds and Morals Highlight City Reform
Prof. Lucy Maynard Salmon urges cities to invest in parks and playgrounds to curb street crime and improve citizenship. She criticizes curfews as a failed tool and cites Cincinnati's expansion of park space as progress toward a broader City Beautiful plan.
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Lucy Maynard Salmon
Vassar
Miss Salmon
Cincinnati
Inwood Park
Hunt Street
Park Committee
Georgian Resolve and Rail Gate Fray at Atlanta Station
The piece contrasts American willingness to spend and fight for beliefs with Georgian resolve. It notes railways in Atlanta enforcing ticket gates to control access, recounting a Georgian man who faced gate denial while escorting a woman at the station and managed to pass by using a quick wit.
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Georgia
Boston
Atlanta
Georgienne
Watterson on Hearst Bryan Phantom of Politics
The Courier-Journal letter by Mr. Watterson argues Hearst pursues a political phantom like Greeley while supporting Bryan. He contends journalists cannot seek office and notes Bryan, editor of The Commoner, shares the same phantom chase. He calls for fairness regardless of faction.
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Mr. Hearst
Mr. Watterson
Courier-Journal
Hearst
Horace Greeley
Ray
The
Commoner
Mr. Bryan
Watterson
Nebraska
New York
Messrs. Hearst
Bryan
Iron and steel market shows renewed demand across minor forms
The iron and steel market reveals continued activity with new orders for steel rails and large Bessemer pig iron sales. Foundry iron demand has improved within a week, signaling broader manufacturing activity beyond rails and structural steel for home and farm. Bank clearings slip while railroad earnings stay ahead of last year. Breadstuffs consumption rises with high prices, and crop outlook suggests slightly higher food costs without widening laborer inequality.
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Bessemer
Kentucky pride and Fourth of July safety urged by mayor
A column notes Mayor Dempsey orders Chief Millikin to ban toy pistols and cap explosives and to curb fireworks before July 3. It urges safer celebrations to prevent fatal wounds and lockjaw, and discusses charity appeals for the Fresh Air Fund and Children’s Hospital, plus Kentucky homecoming sentiment.
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Dempsey
Millikin
A Pungent, Satirical Note on Public Affairs
The passage questions purity in food storage and commerce while noting Sarah Bernhardt earning 200000 on her farewell tour. It references trusts and powder industry politics, Chicago revelations about dirt in a man’s life, and a critique of Congress delaying action like Douma proposes.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Chicago
Debtors in the Pulpit Tale of a Hungry Subscriber
A preacher tests a church by asking debtors to stand then those who pay to stand. One frail man remains, explaining he runs a newspaper and the others are his subscribers, highlighting a small moral about finances and responsibility.
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Justice Brewer
America
Old
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Ireland
Begorra
Pair of Glasses Sparks Irish Banter on Hearing
Two Irishmen meet at a corner. One has new glasses and struggles to hear. They trade questions about seeing better and why to wear them, ending with Pat suggesting glasses for ears so Mike can hear better.
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New York Tribune
Pat
Mike
Auto versus horse in a lighthearted exchange
A young man and woman discuss the advantages of an automobile versus a horse drawn ride. He notes the horse's charm while acknowledging the car's benefits. The dialogue hints at changing times and preferences in travel.
In Search for Mollie Ends in Promise of Wedlock
A nostalgic speaker recalls longing for a sister named Mollie and the eventual discovery of love. He reflects on youth, loss, and a restless journey that leads to a future marriage to Mollie as grapes hang over the wall and corn grows tall.
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Mollie
Humorous Drive Ends with Humble Proposal
A flirtatious exchange in a car story prompts a young woman to suggest a clever solution. The man cautions about safety and humorously asks for a way to manage the implied seduction while driving. The scene lingers on innuendo and speculation between the couple.
Postcard from Canada Customer Over Saddle Missing in Box
A Can ada native reports receiving a bicycle from a major U S firm without a saddle. He writes a colorful complaint to T J Jones and company claiming poor service and threats to return the bicycle, then adds that the saddle was found in the box.
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Canada
United States
Buffalo Times
Mister Jones
T. J. Jones
Strange World of Domestic Wisdom and Regimental Pranks
A quip filled narration contrasts a husband blundering over clothes mending with a wife who finally fixes a shirt in a playful domestic tale. In Ireland a guard and corporal are misidentified in a humorous exchange, ending with the prisoner being the mess.
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Mr. Blaine
Mr. Norris
Mrs. Norris
James
James Norris
Luncheon Hour Humors Amid Water Famine Tales
Lighthearted items from Cincinnati echo a water shortage's odd sides. Tennis club players scarce as Elliot Middleton seeks a shower at the club, then home for a Norwood bath. A pedometer tale links dancing miles to party stamina, and eight year old Edward Detmering’s loud papers cause a police-backed curb on hollering.
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Cincinnati Tennis Club
East Walnut Hills
Elliot Middleton
Mr. Middleton
Elliot
Norwood
Edward Detmering
Cincinnati
Edward
Walker Street
Fifth
Walnut
Walnut Street
How Small This Big World On This Steamer
A narrator on a voyage describes cross paths with fellow travelers from professors to military men and a cordial Italian doctor. Humorous miscommunication in New York City shows cultural exchange and shared humanity aboard a crowded ship.
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Little Village Academy
Yale
Harvard
America
New York City
Signor
Visitors at the Business Men's Club
Yesterday the Business Men's Club logged visitors including N. P. Leray of Roanoke Virginia L. Blainey of Indianapolis Colonel John Costello city Fred F. Criswell of Indianapolis F. Sneathan of Pittsburg M. F. Burrows of Xehia C. Judge Runyan of Lebanon D. William Gwinn and Frank H. Bail city A. G. Ducker of Charleston W Va L. J. La Bonkel city
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Business Men’s Club
N. P. Leray
Roanoke
L. Blainey
Indianapolis
John Costellocity
Fred F. Criswell
F. Sneathan
Pittsburg
M. F. Burrows
Xéhia
Judge Runyan
Lebanon
D. William Gwinn
Frank H. Bail
City
A. G. Ducker
Charleston
W. Va
L. J. la Bonkel
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