Commercial Tribune anniversaries and city news offices
The Commercial Tribune lists its 1909 publication details and subscription rates, with prepaid options and carrier delivery terms. It also notes branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London Washington and news operations and contact points.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Heyburn Defends Senators Amid Tariff Speech Row
Idaho representative Weldon Brinton Heyburn harshly criticizes Washington newspaper reporters over tariff speeches. He accuses editors of disrespect, likening them to guests misbehaving at a host’s table and asserts press independence must remain intact to serve the public.
Taft argues for corporate net earnings tax and income tax amendment
In a message to Congress the president endorses a 2 percent tax on corporate net earnings and supports submitting an amendment to the Constitution to allow an income tax. He notes judicial questions, but believes the corporate tax will likely pass and could yield substantial revenue. He predicts state legislatures may adopt the amendment, with Western and Southern support, and urges following his suggestions.
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Congress
Taft
Supreme Court
Central West
States Decide On Tariff Legislation In Congress Row
The speaker urges states to approve or reject and backs the president. He says Republicans and Democrats should unite to pass tariff legislation without further delay.
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Congress
Practical aims shape youth团 nation's interests at Detroit council
The Junior Order of United American Mechanics in Detroit focused on real issues. They backed stricter immigration controls prompted by the Black Hand crimes and endorsed a national free text book law to support public education. A Chicago court ruling on onion-eating women was noted alongside satirical comments on societal reform and sugar refiners.
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Order of
United American Mechanics
Detroit
Black Hand Organization
Ohio Council
National Congress
Man Who Proposed Mars Airship Route Declared Insane
A man advocating an airship path to Mars has been declared insane while supporters of signaling methods remain unscathed for now.
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Mars
Blunt Observations on Baseball Fans and Panama Canal Work
The passage notes that attending a baseball game may affect a man's business unless he is a true fan, then implies success. It states Panama canal work this year will need 10 000 tons of dynamite. It mentions hats used to conceal faces and laments high frying chicken prices impacting Sunday school picnics.
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Panama Canal
Advertising Outlook For Turnfest And Local Shops
Notes and Comment urges advertisers to study strategies for the coming week to attract transient visitors at the Turnfest. It argues that a well timed, strong ad push will reach thousands within a hundred mile radius who will attend with money for bargains. It also shares concerns over dog poisoner reports from Lebanon and park fencing debates in Cincinnati suburbs.
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Turners
United States
Xaa
Lebanon
Satan
Cincinnati
Weather and city notes from Cincinnati June 17 1909
Rain from yesterday moved east with heavy downpours in Ohio valley and east of the Alleghenies. Northwest high pressure brings clearing cooler weather. Local temps in Cincinnati ranged 66 to 78. Also reports of an assault incident and police machinery updates, including a new police auto ready for shipment to Cincinnati.
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Ohio Valley
Alleghanies
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Major Ports
A maritime briefing lists arrivals and departures from Havre Naples Southampton Glasgow New York and other ports. Vessels include La Provence Prinzess Irene Occeanic Mongolian Adriatile Lancastrian Caledonia St Louis Sib erian and more with sailings to destinations such as Bremen Havre Copenhagen New York Libau Halifax and Montreal.
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Havre
la Provence
New York
Naples
Southampton
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Boston
London
Cape Race
Sandy Hook
St. Louis
Marconi
Friedrich der Grosse
Bremen
Christiansand
LIBAU
Estonia
Rotterdam
Trieste
Argentina
Marseilles
Gallia
Liverpool
Barbados
Antwerp
Plymouth
Prinz Friederich Wilhelm
Cherbourg
New Amsterdam
Montreal
Personnel and Firm Listings Across Cities in Listing Royalties
A compilation of names and associated cities including Indiana Ohio Illinois Michigan New York and Washington detailing individuals such as Linton J A Bauer Lawrenceburg Ind and H 8S Walite Columbus with connections to firms and offices in Cleveland Columbus Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia across a broad regional directory style segment. The list includes many professionals and institutions like J J Woods Chillicothe S S Hermann Lima and J W Murphy New York among others in a dense contact roster.
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Washington, D. C
A. S. Schneider
Chicago
Burnet House
J. Slater
J. W. Murphy
New York
J. W. Gordon
Louisville
Honing
J. M. Vanse
Chillicothe
H. W. Lindemann
J. L. Hood
Munro—Aa. Harry
Pittsburg
E. W.W. Allen
Akron
E. F. Rieser
Batesville
Ind
P. J. Shaffer
Philadelphia
Marriage Licenses List From Norwood and Surrounding Areas
A mixed-town notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names and residences. Entries include Bert F. Lauermann and Blanche Renee Norwood, Ferdinand L. Clemen and Pauline M. Uhl, Frank F. Moore and Bertha L. Nash, John B. Bode and Elizabeth Hartman, Andrew E. Cook and Eugenie B. Werk, Arthur E. Ritepeence and Grace H. Os, George W. Neff and Dora Buzzard, Culberth B. Cook and Kate I. Childs, Morris Bulle and Henrietta Seidenstein, Michael Burger and Elizabeth Grawath, Edward Hill and Merle Kempf, Julian Murphy, Nora Moran, with various addresses and ages.
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Bert F. Lauermann
Norwood
Oe Blanche Renee
E Norwood
Ferdinand L. Clemen
Sciptos
Pauline M. Uhl
Calhoun St
Frank F. Moore
Hamilton, LO
Bertha L. Nash
Norwood John B. Bode
Linn
Elizabeth Hartman
Ow, Aoe SE
Dora Buzzard
Eighth St
Culberth B. Cook
Pittsburg
Kate I. Childs
Foraker
Margaret E. Hitch
Sixth St
Morris Bulle
City Briefs: Altercation Ends With Hungarian Escalation
William Gastrich, 18, of 217 West Liberty street, bumped into a Hungarian in a dark hillside near his home. The encounter angered the Hungarian and the resulting dispute escalated, leaving unclear charges or outcomes. Authorities are investigating the incident and possible retaliation.
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William Gastrich
West
Liberty Street
Mortality Notices listing multiple residents and ailments
A list of individuals with ages and addresses including Renee Martha 8 with nephritis Martha Dixon 62 pneumonia Herman Helms 46 tuberculosis and others such as Coleman Tsabel 59 throm basis Georgiana Pereira 73 thrombo arterial conditions Amelia Milan 38 inquest pending Mildred Schlanger 1 spinal trouble Peter Bova 47 inquest pending John A Houston 4 Sidonia Buli 58 myocardial insufficiency Victor Masseran 55 locomotor ataxia.
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Carlisle Street
Dixon
Martha
Mound Street
Helms
Herman
Eien Avenue
Bomers
One
Donnersberger
Sc Coleman
Tsabel
Clinton Street
Pareira
Georgiana
Norwood
Throm Basis
Hunter
Pets
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Senilir Milan
Amelia
Sycamore Street
Sslinger
Mildred
Bogan Street
Bova
Peter
Linn Street
Houston
John A
AULI
Sidonia
Hast University Avenue
Masseran
Victor
York Street
In Durance vile. A schoolgirl's wary plea for summer freedom
A juvenile speaker voices frustration with school rules and summer chores. The child longs to play outdoors while imagining adventures with friends and a future as president, noting great men studied away from school. The verse mocks classroom tedium and cherishes outdoor mischief.
Sugar Trust Under Fire Over $2 Million Restitution
Editorials from multiple papers condemn the sugar trust for its $2,000,000 restitution and demand a full government investigation into criminal liabilities. They urge President Taft and the Department of Justice to pursue accountability beyond compensating a Pennsylvania rival. The consensus expects broader liability and Sherman Act enforcement.
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Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Department of Justice
Buffalo Express
Philadelphia
Sugar Trust
Taft
Brooklyn Eagle
Pennsylvania
New York World
Ode to W. J from Charleston mourns Taft era
A fragmentary poem in Charleston text mourns a late political figure, praising Taft while lamenting a young death and fate in the GOP. The piece blends elegiac tone with public party critique and calls readers to reflect on the departed leader and his influence.
Tariff talk and party splits echo editorials across papers
The clippings state tariff revisions spark jokes and criticism. Editors mock promises as after dinner lines while noting duty increases on cut and uncut diamonds. Senator Tiltman softens stance, Taft is cited, and party votes split on free iron ore amid consumer pressure.
Social and Personal Notes Highlight Cincinnati Weddings
From July 93rd birthday tributes to upcoming weddings in Cincinnati marriage notices span families like Rawson Werk Collins and Beinhart. Attendees include Miss Mary Rawson Mrs Bailey Mrs Perkins and Miss Helen Wilson with travel from India to Perugia and Europe. A charity play by local girls supports Home for Insurables and Fresh Air Fund at Wold Avenue lawn promising a Norman Alcott Nora performance and a Belle Meade concert.
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Joseph Rawson
Country Club
Collins- Rawson
Calvary Church
Clifton
Rawson
M. R. Bailey
Boston
Mary Rawson
J. W. Bell
Wold Avenue
Markbreit
Fresh Air Fund
Janet Irwin
Marjory Bent
Clarissa Stem
Georgia Bell
Mary Stem
Mary Anderson
Martha Shipley
Florence Evans
Louisa M. Alcott
Norna
Senate Abolishes Night Sessions Amid Fashionably Loud Debates
National Capital gossip recalls the Senate decision to end night sessions as younger and stylish senators dispersed words for the galleries. It notes Hale of Maine under illness and long tenure shaping stagecraft and dignity, while Burkett and La Follette clash over tariff and Philippines cigars with Aldrich.
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Corteaphimenics
Senate
Maine
Yelept Hale
Mr. Aldrich
Hale
Solomon
Dr. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Senator Hale
Burkett
Nebraska
Finance Committee
Aldrich
la Follette
Wisconsin
Banquet At The Zoo Highlights Musical Season
The organization’s banquet at the Zoo drew nearly 100 guests with President George Kattenhorn presiding. Philomion B Stanbery organized the event, conductor Edwin Glover honored as a key figure, and the season featured works by Elgar Mozart Bach Palestrina and Victor Saar’s Wechselgesang.
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Zoo
George Kattenhorn
Philomion B. Stanbery
Edwin Glover
Edward Elgar
Mozart
Bach
Palestrina
Kentucky Society Marriage Quietly Ties Fulkerson Hough in Nashville
Miss Marie Fulkerson of Covington wed Fred Hough of Nash ville in a quiet ceremony at the Presbyterian Parsonage in Nashville Tennessee. Hough, a Charleston West Virginia native, works in railroad construction and now resides in Nashville. The wedding was attended by Mrs. C H Fulkerson and other Covington social figures. Nearby notes mention Newport families traveling, society events, and upcoming visits, with plans for summer trips and entertaining gatherings across Kentucky.
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Lucile W. Seymour
John Seymour
Madison Road
Hyde Park
Robert Galbreath Piper
Mount Auburn
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Gilmore Avenue
Oakley
Virginia
Maud Piper
Amélia Ann Walsh
Mary Edna Seymour
Florence Barry
Middletown
Harry M. Urner
Will Hull
Howell Piper
August Kramer
Fred Poole
Louise Hughs
Mary Mann
Archdeacon. Edwards
Bonnie Nook
Marie Fulkerson
East Second Street
Covington
Fred Hough
West Virginia
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Nashville
Tenn
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Hough
Charleston
W. Wva
Charles Wiedemann
Newport
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Morton Hubbard
Indianapolis
Anderson
Ind
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Norfolk
Rose
Kenneth Bartlett
Richard Tobin
California
Los Angeles
Ella
Ruth Baker
New Port
Paul Hardeman
Minnie Mae Grannemeyer
Arthur Klein
William Klein
George Rosselle
Percy Thompson
Harry Thompson
Mame Bode
Leslie Applegate
Scott
Anchorage
Kentucky
Verner Ewing
Edwin Motch
Cleveland
Herbert Jackson
Sara
Atlantic City
George Diehl
Fort Mitchell
Pauline Cook
Louisville
Diehl
George Stevens
New York
Paul Stevens
Louise Simrall
Miss Cochran
Texas
Joseph Finnell
George Goddard Eo
May Louise
Robert Roscoe McMurty
First Baptist Church
Dayton
In Vogue in Cincinnati Dinner Wraps From Simple Materials
A homemaker guide shows how to fashion elegant Dutch dollar inspired wraps in Cincinnati using roses narrow insertion and lace to create panel effects. Roses are placed into panels for a graceful evening wrap look that appears sophisticated yet simple to assemble.
Fashion Notes on Lingerie and Edgings for a Summer Wardrobe
The article emphasizes shapely shoulders and well fitting collars, with drapery options. It discusses marking underclothing with embroidered initials as a prettier alternative to sewn-on designs. Small flag motifs decorate stem glasses for Fourth of July table settings, and jabot and Dutch collars in colored embroidery finish sheer white frocks. Feather flowers are previewed as a new trimming for fall.
Smart Tips for Men Fashion Notes and Accessories
A novelty scar pin with seven colored stones offers interchangeable settings for any tie. White handkerchiefs gain favor over colored ones, while dainty stripes and borders appear on fabrics. Twill weaves rise in popularity for summer wear, with bows and four-in-hands in demand. Guards keep watches secure at the coat lapel pocket, and canes trend toward polished natural woods over silver mounts.
Forty Stab Wounds Found in Dying Woman and Child
In Pottsville's Coaldale district, Mrs Kate Sperenze and her 7-year-old daughter were found dying with the mother’s skull fractured and forty stab wounds. An infant nearby was bloodied but uninjured. No suspect or weapon identified. state police to question boarders from Sperenze's boarding house as investigators seek leads.
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Pottsville
Kate Sperenze
Coaldale
Sperenze
Woman's Label League Chooses Indianapolis for Next Meet
The Woman's Label League and Trades Union Auxiliary closed its national convention in Louisville with Indianapolis selected for the next gathering. Officers were elected and a unanimous vote supported extending suffrage to women. New officers include Mrs. Margaret Edwards Grout as first vice president and Mrs. Butte, of Muncie, as second vice president.
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Louisville
Woman's Label League and Trades Union Auxiliary
Indianapolis
Margaret Edwards Grout
Einnati
Butte
Muncie
Ind
P Dent
W. J. Clifford
Ben Tex
O McNats
Birmingham
Ala
Grand stand collapses at state tournament
DEVIL'S LAKE N D June 17 a grand stand erected for the state tournament collapsed injuring eight persons and bruising several others spectators were crushed and amidst confusion the crowd fled as emergency crews attended the scene with injuries reported as serious.
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Devil's Lake
N. D
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