Commercial Tribune 1907 June 18 Cincinnati edition
The edition lists publication details for June 18 1907 with the Commercial Tribune name at Cincinnati, noting entry by the Postoffice, establishment in 1793 and executive credits for Re. O. Eshelby as president.
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Cincinnati Postoffice
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
RE. O. Eshelby
THE
Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Subscription Rates and Delivery Details in Cincinnati Press
Rates list for daily and Sunday editions by mail and with Sunday omission, plus international options to Great Britain, the Continent and universal postal union countries. Delivery by carrier available with per copy pricing. offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Columbus Washington and London bureaus noted.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Sup
Weather Update Predicts Warm, Fair Summer Days Ahead
High pressure over the Ohio Valley brings continued fair weather and rising temperatures across the interior. Cincinnati saw 54 to 84 degrees with clear skies reported, and the Local Weather Bureau notes June 17 records showing warm highs, mild humidity, and little to no rainfall.
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Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Midwest Fair Weather Outlook Across States
Ohio Indiana and West Virginia forecast fair Tuesday and Wednesday with fresh southwest winds. A stray line notes fonce Tuesday and Wednesday, suggesting a transcription discrepancy but overall weather remains clear and mild for the period.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Major Ports
The bulletin lists arrivals and sailings of ships at European and Atlantic ports. Notable entries include Haverford from Liverpool, Bluecher from New York to Hamburg, Staten Dam from New York to Rotterdam, Carthagenian to Copenhagen from New York, United States to Copenhagen via Christiansand, Zeeland from Antwerp approaching Newport lightship, Kaiser Wilhelm II from New York to Bremen, Friederich der Grosse Bremen to New York, Roma from Naples and Gallia from Marseilles arriving in New York, and several Naples and Genoa connections with New York.
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Hamburg
New York
Rotterdam
Glasgow
Copenhagen
Christiansand
United States
Newport
R. I
Zeeland
Antwerp
Nantucket Shoals
Plymouth
Bremen
Nantucket
Naples
Gallia
Marseilles
Gibraltar
Citta di Tourino
Boston
Ponta Delgada
Genoa
Lazio
Slavonia
Boulogne
Nieuw Amsterdam
Cherbourg
Southampton
Piraeus
Batavia
Pennsylvania
Dover
Vaderland
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests and Cities
A long list of arriving guests at Cincinnati hotels includes Gibson House A W Cox of Dayton Charles C Barney from Boston J C McCarthy of Bozeman Mont J Hillsbury of New York and many others from cities such as Chicago Columbus Panama Richmond Los Angeles Washington Cleveland Atlanta and more. The entries name guests and their home cities or states with occasional accompanying companions.
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Ivervccevers
T. Abilene
P.c
Bismarck
Memphis
Buffalo
Montgomery
Cairo
Nashville
Charlotte
New Orleans
Chattanooga
New York
Norfe
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Columbus
Palestine
Corpus Christi
Parkersburg
C.venport
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Dodge City
Dubuque
Duluth
Paso
eorCs
Galveston
St Paul
Grand Rapids
Havre
Ante & Fichel
Wee
Ville
Washington
Gibson House
A. W. Cox
Dayton
D. P. Dawson
Columbus, CO
Charles C
Barney
Boston
J. C. McCarthy
Bozeman
Mont
Ben Hillsbury
Haiiin
Frank J. Fussner
Panama
J. J. Stein
Chicago
M. 8S
McDonald
Richmond
E. W. Keys
Dennison
P. F. Mauk
Lucile Mauk
Amelia McDonald
Toledo
W. Kettel
James Rowley
Vanceburg
Linton
Toledoce
O. H. Rader
Fremont, Wy Y
Indianapolis
Charles “Marry Co. F
L. M
Willson In Kentucky Gubernatorial Nomination Favored
Delegations across Kentucky urge votes for Augustus E B Willison for the Republican nomination for Governor. The Louisville convention will name the next Kentucky Governor on the first ballot with strong support across Jefferson Kenton and Campbell counties. The nomination is expected to be unanimous with Willson’s broad backing and strength noted by Democratic papers predicting a tough race for 1908.
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Kentucky
Augustus EB. Willison
Louisville
Willson
Jefferson
Kenton
Campbell
Jefferson County
Democratic Party
Augustus E. Willson
Lima
Walter B. Richie
Richie
Harmon
Knights of Pythias
America
Supreme Lodge
W. B. Richie
Ohio
Cincinnati
Badger
Lentz
Mr Bryce visits Lawton and Fort Sill in Oklahoma
Ambassador Bryce spends a day in Lawton and at Fort Sill where he meets Geronimo and Quanah, then SAPULPA hosts present the constitution. He argues constitutions should state fundamental principles with broad self government and not burden posterity with rigid rules.
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Bryce
Lawton
Oklahoma
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sill
Geronimo
Quanah
Samuel
Larton
Sapulpa
General Assembly
Triumvirate Rivalry Beyond Clay Webster and Calhoun
The passage questions why discuss the famed trio when regional figures like Fiddling Bob Taylor from Tennessee, the Poet of the Sierras from Oregon, and the Orator of the Wabash from Indiana dominate current debate. It hints at shifting power dynamics in 19th century American politics.
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Bob Taylor
Senate
Tennessee
Sierras
Oregon
Indiana
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
One Term Presidency Idea Highlighted by Bryan
The remark notes former congressman Bryan advocating a one term presidency while implying the public has repeatedly rejected him, reflecting political stance and reception.
Cleveland Plain Dealer memory of sports rushes
A Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist jokes about American athletes and references a wild scene where players chased an umpire into heavy woods, highlighting the paradox of a “woeful dearth” beside startling behavior.
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America
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baltimore American Notes Harry Orchard Reference
The Baltimore American solemnly announces that Harry Orchard has a.
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Baltimore American
Harry Orchard
New Jersey Makers Eye France Style Champagne
French wine troubles prompt New Jersey champagne makers to consider launching their own sparkling wine. Local producers hope to capitalize on a rising interest in authentic bubbles and brand distinct from imports.
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France
New Jersey
White House Move Described Oddly as Left at Washington
The article notes Pete was not taken to Oyster Bay but remained in Washington with the other mollycoddles, indicating a peculiar disposition of officials. The phrasing implies a light tone or satirical jab about political leadership.
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White House
Oyster Bay
Washington
Eden Park
Next Kentucky Governor to be named in Louisville
The forthcoming Kentucky governor's identity will be announced in Louisville tomorrow. The individual’s full name is Augustus E. Willson.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Augustus E. Willson
Twin relics of the formative age of cities noted
The piece highlights the Billboard and the smoky industrial stack as symbols of early urban growth. It argues Mayor Schmitz faces potential exposure of corruption tied to development and graft during his tenure.
Notes on fans, parks, and Flag Day advertising reflections
The writer recalls baseball crowds and Magee’s left field play while noting park enthusiasm and a young couple at Eden Park. He argues for more parks over boulevards, and critiques Flag Day advertising, urging stores to boost flag sales next year to spur home display and purchases.
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Philadelphias
Magee
Rooters
Reds
Maggie
Old Town
Presidency Seekers Woes Across Party Lines
An analysis notes fate opposed early and persistent presidential seekers from Clay to Bryan. It cites historical turning points where candidates failed or succeeded due to timing, party dynamics, and external events, arguing destiny often governs who reaches the White House.
A Happy Couple Elopement Sparks Family Silence
A couple elopes and faces estrangement as relatives refuse to speak. The Man notes the couple, while the Girl insists they should be very happy together despite the backlash.
Hotels Bring Upward Look At 1908 Politics
W E Smith of Northern Pacific says Roosevelt looks like likely next president and Taft is weak west of the Mississippi. He criticizes Bryan and municipal ownership notions as premature, and notes cooler Gulf Stream may affect transatlantic travel while British Isles residents watch climate shifts. John J Clyde, visiting from Liverpool, comments on Chicago Board of Trade excitement and broker strain.
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W. E. Smith
Northern Pacific Railroad
Indianapolis
Gibson House
Hast
Roosevelt
Taft
Mississippi
Bryan
K. L. Minton
Buffalo
Lackman
British Isles
Europe
Newfoundland
Carolinas
Virginia
Gulf Stream
United States
America
John J. Clyde
Liverpool
England
Linton
Board of Trade
Chicago
Cicago Exchange
London
Paris
New York
New York Exchange
How To Catch a Millionaire Chorus Girls View
New York World reports chorus girls discuss methods to attract millionaires for husbands. Trixie Friganza and Gertrude Barthold share tips on demure looks and appearing unbothered. Others suggest charm, hypnosis, smirks, or cautious restraint to win a wealthy suitor.
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New York World
Trixie Friganza
Gertrude Barthold
Orchid Company
Lydia Franklin
Edna Chase
Flora Company
Pittsburg
Vera Pindar
Flora
Oh He Couldn’t A Cloakroom Cashier Tale
A Yale sophomore, strapped for money, pawns his good clothes before Thanksgiving. Home for holidays, his mother finds a pawnbroker ticket on his overcoat and then on his trousers. He jokes the tickets were left at the cloakroom.
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Yale
Reginald
The Poem That Fulfilled A Quiet Dream
A playful verse from a writer recounts mailing poems to a city magazine seeking publication. Rejections inspire more attempts with whimsical places and surreal lines. The narrator notes the poem made an awful hit, yet asks readers not to ask what it means.
Foraker Arrives in City Tomorrow to Speak in Xenia
Senator Foraker is expected to land in Cincinnati from Washington tomorrow morning for a day of rest before traveling to Xenia to deliver a Thursday address. The piece links his forthcoming Ohio appearances with party dynamics and endorsements, noting allies like Guy G Major and various Ohio political figures and clubs forming views on fusion and harmony amid a busy election season.
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Joseph B. Foraker
Cincinnati
Washington
Benson Foraker
Xenia
Ohio
Guy G. Major
Toledo
Major
Fora¢er
Foraker Ir
Foraker
United States
New York
Linseed Oil Company
Toledo Blade
Southard
Congress
Brown
Republican State Executive Committee
Taft
Common Pleas
Freshwater
Delaware
Senator Foraker
Mr. Foraker
Judge Freshwater
Dave Rockwell
Portage County
Kent
Rockwell
Marvin
Akron
Tom Johnsonian
Bernard
Social and Personal Notes From Cincinnati Salons
Social column items describe weddings and receptions in Cincinnati. Miss Bessie Ullman marries Milton Rosenberg at the Alms Hotel with detailed bridal party and guest lists. Other engagements include plans for Kana Shedd and Joseph A. Salmon, Bryn Mawr scholarship winners, and gatherings for Mrs. Reinkirt and visiting dignitaries.
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Bessie Ullman
Milton Rosenberg
Alms Hotel
Louis Grossmann
Elsie Joseph
Blanche Rosenthal
Sylvia Spritz
Miss Ullman
Louis Ullman
Aline
Arthur Rosenberg
Nathaniel Ullman
New York
A. J. Ullman
Albert Rosenberg
Bert Ganz
Miss Spritz
Miss Rosenthal
Miss Joseph
Rosenberg
Jake Rosenberg
Minnie
Blanche Rosenberg
Edgar Nack
Sol Freiberg
Beckman
J. Albert Goldman
Julius A. Brown
Fuller
Cone
Daniel Heyn
Irene Long
William Reiss
Ray Weiss
Sam Levy
A. Lowenthal
Joe Mayer
Strauss
Wertheimer
Goldsmith
Ruth Spritz
Adele Rosenthal
Milton Ganz
Abe Samelson
Tillie. Dreifus
Mark Hyman
Condron
Lee Hirsch
Will Mayer
Margo
Kana Shedd
D. W. Shedd
Joseph A. Salmon
Portsmouth
C. EB. Martin
Beecher Street
Walnut Hills
Miss Shedd
Edward Fritsche
Westwood
R. E. Hardisty
Ohio River Launch Club
Bryn Mawr College
Cincinnati
Alice Eichberg
Joseph Eichberg
Eichberg
Kentucky Social News Informal Card Party Hosts
Mrs. Charles Howe hosted a card party in Covington to honor Miss Kathleen Cleary with a list of local guests. Several Covington residents, including the Howes, Marshalls, Coffins, Finnells and Lansdownes, plus others from Newport and nearby cities, are noted for recent or upcoming travel and visits.
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Charles Howe
Kentucky
Garrard Street
Covington
Kathleen Cleary
Emily Woodall
Lenore Gooch
Emma Galatti
Jane
Virginia Martin
Bridget Kelly
Sarah Ernst
Effie James
Messrs
George Lott
Frank Colville
Victor Chambers
Chester Eaton
Fred Houston
Bradford Shinkle
Webster Helm
John Warner
Charlton
New York City
Lucy Blackburn
Frank Thompson
Detroit
Mich
Mary
Therese Lansdowne
Underwood Lansdowne
Houston
Tex
William Allison
Piqua
William Draddy
Newport
Anna Wells
Appeal for Pure Air in Cincinnati Smoke Crisis
A reader appeals through the Commercial Tribune for immediate action against raging fires in the city’s lower areas causing dense smoke and stench. The letter questions the mayor’s leadership, civic pride, and calls for ending the nuisance and removal of billboard advertising tainting the city.
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