Commercial Tribune June 17 1909 publication details
The notice lists publication details for The Commercial Tribune including price data for domestic and foreign subscriptions, delivery options, and payment methods. It also provides office and branch bureau addresses in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London Washington and delivery notes.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
B. O. Eshelby
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Mungey Building
Dayton Aims to Honor Distinguished Aviators
Neighboring Dayton plans ambitious tributes to aviators as a partial atonement for past doubts. Ex-president traversed Africa’s thirst belt without incident, likely passing Maine once. Kansas worshipers claim immunity from snake bite but this seems doubtful in a prohibition state. Get ready for the turnfest and hang banners on outer walls.
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Dayton
Africa
Maine
Kansas
Gould Case Reveals Money Cannot Buy Happiness
The New York Gould case exposes a clash of wealth and status as a multimillionaire’s son marries a stagewoman of humble origins. The piece argues money’s power masks emotional neglect and warns that ethics and affection outshine fortune in lasting marriage.
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Gould
New York
Metropolis
Katherine Clemmons
Taft urged tax plan clash over inheritance and corporate earnings
The article urges Taft to push a revenue plan and favors a limited tax on net earnings of corporations as an alternative to an inheritance tax. It notes Republicans and Democrats oppose the inheritance tax, praises Taft for leadership, and predicts a renewal of bipartisanship as steel workers threaten a post June 30 strike amid tin plate mill repairs.
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Congress
Taft
June Brides Still Not Abnormal in Early Year
The passage notes corn prices higher but June brides crop not abnormal. It adds a caveat that half the month remains and economists may reserve judgment, implying timing may shift conclusions.
Taft Seeks Chinese Envoy as Candidate Remains Unnamed
President Taft faces difficulty finding a suitable representative for China as efforts to identify a man for the post continue. The search stalls over unspecified qualities and diplomatic considerations.
Meat stock plan could ease high meat prices
A letter writer discusses rising meat costs for households and a proposed experiment to convert scraps and bones into soup stock. The plan mirrors Bavarian practice and aims to cut costs for housekeepers while testing feasibility. He also comments on Government Square stadium decorations and the use of staff in early expo decor.
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Bavaria
Germany
Government Square
Greece
Paris
Praise for the President Taft and tariff clash
The piece cites editorials from Charleston and Philadelphia criticizing Taft. It notes calls for veto if tariff bills fall short and praises his stance to reduce government expenses by trimming navy and war department estimates.
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Taft
Navy
War Departments
Nashville
Fight Back Against Loan Sharks Across Missouri
A reader urges victims to unite against loan sharks who harass shoppers since 1904. The letter condemns unlawful interest, income attachments, and threats, calling for community action to end the “American black hand” lenders and defend families and honest workers.
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Black Hand Association
Shylock
Missouri
Weather and local notices from June 16 1909 Cincinnati area
The report notes unsettled western conditions with increasing cloudiness and rising temperatures in central valleys, plus scattered light rain in the south and west. It lists temperatures for Cincinnati with a high around 73 and a low around 61, alongside prior year comparisons. Also reported are a bank note forgery arrest, a pool shark confession, a case of blood poisoning after a nail injury, a Salvation Army assignment postponement, and 1909 commencement plans for Morgan and Mount Adams schools.
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Cincinnati
Elmer J. Lafferty
E. T. Rempe
Thomas Brooks
Pflug and
Heustlein
Milwaukee
Chicago
Brooks
Thomas Kelly
Cy” Denham
Walter Wiehe
William Wiehe
Carthage
Salvation Army
Ensign Watkins
Dayton
Linstrom
William H. Morgan
Mount Adams
Morgan School
Kilgour Street
Ocean Steamship Movements and Arrivals
New York reports arrivals including The Carmania from Liverpool and Regina d Italia from Palermo. Sailed include The Teutonic to Southampton Mauretania to Liverpool and Bluecher to Hamburg. Other ports note arrivals and departures with multiple transatlantic voyages.
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New York
Carmania
Liverpool
Regina d'Italia
Palermo
Teutonic
Southampton
Mauretania
Bluecher
Hamburg
Naples
Ancona
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Finland
St. Michaels
Queenstown
Merfon
Verona
Ivernia
Boston
Cherbourg
Majestic
Havre
Chicago
Carolina
Sable Island
Adriatic
Southamptorn
Sandy Hook
Montreal
Glasgow
Manchester
Cherepourg
Singapore
Tacoma
Victoria
Oceania
Venice
Listing of names across clubs and cities in 19th century document
A long list of individuals and affiliations appears, naming many people with initials and surnames linked to cities such as Boston, Cleveland, New York, Louisville, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Chicago. The fragment resembles a roster or directory with multiple pairs of surnames and given names, grouped by affiliations or clubs.
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AGS Bey
Eoteeres
Veces
Deace Oi Sete
Ees
Abilene Cesar Pye. Lander
Psmegee
Atlanta
Little Rock
Bac
Baltimore
Pic
Louisville
Bismarck
Memphis Cl
Buffalo
Montgomery
Cairo Cc
Nashville Be
Calgary Pee
New Orleans
Charlotte
Pittsburg
Denver
Pueblo
Dodge Cc
Appelle
Dubuque
Rapid City
Duluth
St Louis
Paso
Paul Ieaces
Galveston
San Antonio
Grand Rapids
Santa Fe
Havre
Shreveport
Helena
Ill Huron
Springfield
Linton
W. E. Rollin
Boston
Mass
A. L. McKee
Dayton
J. C. Hubbell
Cleveland
8. M. Adsit
Norfolk
Harry B. Roberts
Tampa
Fla
Rany McKellar
Burnet
G. §. Golden
Troy
N. Y
C. W. Pyle
Rochester
Fred L. Goddard
New York
W. J
Nashville
Lima
C. Withrow
Connersville
Ind
Harlin
C. W. Simmons
H. L. Raynor
C. W. Roth
Mich
George W. Whittemore
Bristol
W. E. Cary
Honing
Walter J. Lamb
F. A. Roberts
New Richmond
J. L. Martin
H. H. Kimball
Local List of Deaths and Inquests in City District
A compiled roster lists individuals with ages and addresses, noting causes such as pneumonia tuberculosis carcinoma sarcoma phthisis nephritis apoplexy and pending inquests for Elizabeth Goeppprt and Carl E. F. Ridder Rohrer Phillip.
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Hogan
Porter
George Street
Pott
Ring
Harry
Sixth Street
Goeppprt
Elizabeth
Westwood Avenue
Meyer
Frederick
Warner Street
Riddor
Carl E. F
Guy Street
Rohrer
Phillip
Hamer Street
Scott
Thomas P
McCormick Place
Conwell
Catherine
West Seventh Street
Dasch
Charles W
Richmond Street
Hudson
Eliza
Foraker Avenue
Raschig
Herman H
Prospect Place
Death of Herman Raschig Evokes Cincinnati Weeps
A poetic obituary from Cincinnati notes Herman Raschig is not dead but sleeping, his life described as pure and noble. It honors his memory, stating his tasks are over and his influence lingers like gentle dew across flowers, with a note of heavenly crowns for deeds well done. The piece attributes the tribute to Mary Rennick.
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Herman Raschig
Cincinnati
Mary Rennick
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Burton
Senate
Root
New York
Empire Statesman
Charisaw
Steel employees segment wage increase at Jones and Laughlin
Pittsburg Pa June 16 Fisht thousand workers at Jones and Laughlin Steel Co. were notified their June 1 wage rate rose by ten percent versus the level set last April after a ten percent cut. President B F Jones cited better business conditions for the restoration.
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Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
B. F. Jones
Sharon Steel Tubing plans 10 percent wage rise for 1200 workers
Notices posted at Sharon Steel Tubing in Sharon Pennsylvania announce a 10 percent pay increase for all employees starting July 1. The move affects 1200 workers and is expected to be mirrored by other independent firms in the area.
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Sharon
Sharon Steel Tubing Company
Strikebreakers 10 Replace The Japs
In Honolulu on June 16 two thousand strike breakers the largest number yet employed are at work and small groups of Japanese are returning to their former places. No reply has been received to Ambassador Takshiras appeal by agitation leaders. A slight rise in revolver sales to white residents accompanies a generally quiet scene with the situation largely unchanged.
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Honolulu
Takshira
Promoter Morse Released on Bail After Long Legal Fight
Charles W. Morse, once a banker and promoter of vast ventures, gained bail release from prison in New York. The United States circuit court approved his release after twenty five supporters posted bonds totaling 125000 in securities. A ruling on his request for a new trial remains pending.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court
Morse
New York Piano Factory Suffers $400000 Fire Loss
Fire at the Hardman Peck & Co piano factory in New York caused about 400000 dollars in damage. Two wings of the plant were destroyed.
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New York
Hardman, Peck & Co
Whisky Men Seek Oral Hearing On Whisky Definition
Washington June 16 President Taft has received protests from whisky interests challenging the solicitor general’s definition of real whisky. Attorneys request an oral hearing before the president, who likely will grant a hearing prior to his final decision.
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Washington
Taft
Solicitor General of the
United States
Debutante Season Favored at Mount Auburn Gatherings
Social column notes a series of gatherings at Mount Auburn and Clifton venues with debutantes named including Katharine Burton Kathleen Hamilton Ruth Thrasher Gwendolin Rawson Katherine Shipley Margaret Clarke and Edna Woolley. It mentions home moves and a grand golf event at Grandin Road club and a wedding of Miss Alice Isabella Davis to Lawrence Bradford with a large reception.
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Maurice Davis
Richmond
Statene May Hubing Et
Tnt Escwene
Reading Road
George J. Altmann
W. Ninth St
Johanima W. Heiser
Harmon W. Baker
Estelle
Estelle M. Kruse
Saunders
Frank T. Kernan
Carlisle
Enene
Ollie Francis
Clarence Steward
Rialto
Flora M. Vossler
Glendale
Louis Ward
Whittier
Corrine Frazier Wa Ree
N. Crescent
Bernard J. Montiler
Western
Sesee Myrtle Schobert
Hannibal St
Elmore St
Anna Pohl
Conroy
Ray W. Mack
Katherine Clifford
Barr
Loveland
Mary de Fosteresy
Henry C. Asbach
Loth
Edna Schulte
Edeate
Peter Lakovitz
Mary Klaitz
Michael E. Beinhart
Elm St
Nettie M. Lane
Lakewood
Cltford
Eyweeny
Covington
Martha M. Gubsereases
E. Clifton
B. Hoopengarner
Louisville
Alma
W. Sixth St
Henry Hamilton
Canal St
Peasereese
Mattie Bradford Vee
Anal
John F. Stieringer
Milton St
Minnie Geigle
Liberty Sr
Louis Buehler
T.ts
Spring Grove
Anna C. Kleemeier
Bates
George R. Hackett
Jonathan
Alvina Arlinghaus
Walter W. Quitman
Chicago
Agnes F. Murphy
Ned Linn
Gwendolin Rawson
Katherine Shipley
Margaret Clarke
Edna Woolley
Natalie Dodd
Ruth Crothers
Katherine Dabney
Grace Allen
Ruth Thrasher
Alice Isabella Davis
Lawrence Bradford
Harriet Davis
Jewell Bradford
Catharine Alien
Isabella Morrow
Bradford Eldridge
Carl Buchanan
Henry Davis
Taft preparations and tariff talk stir Washington gossip
Special Correspondence reports Washington buzz as Taft trains for a presidential hand in tariff battles and Senate debates. It notes Philippine policy talk, Early the leper controversy, Burton and Dick shifts, and hints at Central American intrigue involving American interests and concessions in Guatemala.
Elegant Cincinnati Weddings Highlight June Celebrations
The ad lists multiple weddings with brides and grooms including Miss Isa belle Lewis and James Ratliff in Malvern Place Mount Auburn. Attendants Frances Sainsworth Lillian Cooke and a daisies path frame the June roses and pearls gift bouquets. The couple honeymoon in Canada and Quebec Montreal before settling in Malvern Place. A separate note mentions Edward Wilihorn hosting a supper for Cincinnati guests, with soon Paris departure.
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Kinlarney
Rome
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Ratli
Covington Social Notes Mention Guests At Weddings
Mrs William Greyson of Brooklyn is the guest of Mrs William Durrett in Covington and will return home Saturday. Miss Mary Crawford and Miss Louise Lloyd, guests at the Simrall Collis wedding in Covington Tuesday, leave for Mount Sterling. Mrs Frank Ransom of Covington entertained her card club Tuesday afternoon with guests including Mrs Frank Gorton and Mrs George Dohrmann.
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Aso
Louise Cooley Leszynsky
George Woodward Noyes
Chicago
Joseph C. Noyes
William Greyson
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Durrett
Covington
Mary Crawford
Louise Lloyd
Mount Sterling
Frank Ransom
Card Club
Frank Gorton
George Dohrmann
J. Craig
W. M. Parsons
Newport Social News From The Lucy Abert Club Week
Ed Noterman Msa Ransom Miss Tunis Ross and Mrs Madéline Barbour Mrs LJ Morgan host Tuesday next. The Lucy Abert literary club hosted Mrs John Meara to bid bon voyage before her year abroad sailing June 19. Mrs Meara received a travel book from members. Mrs Coffin Newport entertained her whist club Tuesday. Mrs Lenard Speakrs won the trophy. William Stmrall Covington among graduates of the nights exercises. Charles Moriarty Covington visiting Peace Springs West Virginia. Jorge Eaton Jr Covington attends Princeton commencement this week. William Ernst Covington returns from Lawrenceville New Jersey this week.
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Ed Noterman
Msa Ransom
Tunis Ross
Madéline Barbour
LJ Morgan
Lucy Abert
Walton Hit
Newport
John Meara
New York
Ireland
Charles Coffin
Bny
Lenard Speakrs
William Stmrall
Covington
Charles Moriarty
Bsojourning
Peace Springs
West Virginia
Jorge Eaton, Jr
Princeton College
William Ernst
In Vogue in Cincinnati Fashion Notes for Summer Wear
Advice on affordable cotton gowns for theater and home use. Instructions include creating lingerie hats with crocheted covers, transforming a linen skirt with a new yoke, and styling with coral accents and white mohair suits. A plain parasol can be made distinctive through stenciling.
Smart tips for men attract fashion through details
The plain pique collar shirt with heavier fabric draws attention while striped fibers rise in popularity. Plaited shirts with various collars, negligee styles, and French cuffs remain in fashion as Scotch plaids and English golf hats trend. Scarf clasps and two piece Apres Plain satin canes with panel stripes also gain wearers.
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Cannes
German Officer Injured By Balloon Drop Near TOMIS
A balloon fell to the earth near TOMIS Russia injuring one German officer severely. The incident occurred on June 16 and involved two officers in the craft.
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Tomis
Russia
Here
Euna Green Devoured by Fire Sweeps Indiana Village
War sa w Indiana June 16 The village of Euna Green was nearly destroyed by a fire that began in a general store. Losses estimated at 60000 dollars with all buildings burned except outlying cottages. villagers lacking a local fire apparatus drew help from nearby farmers with buckets.
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Warsaw
Ind
Euna Green
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Augusta Chronicle
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Board of Education
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Hamilton
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Ed T Ires
Victor Safe and Lock Company
Cutter Street
John A. Gourmill
Neave
Staple Streets
Jones & Laughlin Mill
John Ewing Wood
Grandin Road
George Waverington
Walter Balke
Walter Resor
Woolper Avenue
Clifton
Woman's Western Golf Association
Grandin Road Club
C. W. Bell
Victor Price
Martha Burton
Briggs Cunningham
Deer Park
Randolph Matthews
Florence Yoraker
H. Q. Cleneay
Mrs. Graydon
Ethel Graydon
Llewellyn Renskirt
Pine Woods
Wisconsin
Constance Lewis
R. J. Lewis
Reakirt
Edward E Miller
Mary Miller
Frontenac
Round Island
Thorsend Islands
Max Fleischmann
Nova Scotian
Charles Law
Russell Law
Lucy Rawson
Forwood
Clifton Avenue
Frances Resor Stewart
Bailey Wright
Rogers’ Farm
Froome Morris
E. M. Ballard
Pleasant Ridge
Alexander Clarke
Rose Hill
Avondale
Bowing Clarke
Arthur B. Lewis
Winton Place
Ethelrly
Commercial Tribune
Taftle
Conference Committee
Aldrich
Captain Butt
Walter J. Travis
Golf Cabinet
Senator Stone
Philippines
Bill Stone
House
Early
Bulkley
Potomac
Goat
Orient
Ispa
Cipriano Castro
Verezican
Venezuela
Ziatgmala
Edward Wilihorn
Cincinnati Globe Trotter
The
Zoo
W W W. Granger
Walter Martin
Howard Saxby, Jr
Wilbern
Danesi Matthews
Edgar Scott McKnight
Adelaide Burton
Edwin H. Shield of
Forest Avenue
Laura Kiefer
William L Taylor
Robert Taylor
Hueeps Seyring
Misa Gertrude Renkert
Louis Renkert
Willem F. Rieds
Price Hill Mt
Riebs
Warsaw Avenue
Price Hill
Loretta Barrett
J. D. Druffel
St. Mary's Church
Hyde Park
Father Hynes
Marie Burlage
Joseph Huedepohl
Holy Trinity Church
Mr. Runnebbaum
Kentucky Society
Indiana
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