Commercial Tribune subscription and bureau notices
Publication details for The Commercial Tribune, Cincinnati. Subscription rates, delivery options, and mailing terms are listed, along with office addresses and bureau locations in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London and Washington.
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Suffragist Views and Home Life in Debate
Mrs. Oliver Belmont praises militant English suffragists while warning that marriage vows may be pledged to the cause. She claims women would gain suffrage in eighteen months if all pledged not to marry until it is won. Critics argue such views disrupt home life and do not guarantee political reform or better methods.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
Salvation Army
Army
America
Nonpartisan tariff shift noted as key political turning point
The article praises a emerging nonpartisan trend as tariff debates hinge on Republican and Democratic ideals. It cites mixed support for protection and free trade across regions, predicts party lines fading, and notes Wright brothers visit in Dayton. It mentions a Georgia town banning automobiles within city limits.
Cautious talk on rights and politics in a Memphis saloon era
The piece muses on cows in grass covered streets and asks what a Democrat is while noting saloon closures looming in Memphis. It mentions a Milwaukee convention of the American Water Works Association and hints at a brewing and prohibition mood. It closes with a pointed line about near beer and race.
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American Waterworks Association
Milwaukee
Small Things Shape Big Business Lessons Across Trades
The author notes how minor choices drive profits in many sectors from streetcar repairs to soda fountains. He cites waste awareness in kitchens, small margins in ice cream drinks, and the soda trade’s impact on overall commerce. He also forecasts heavy traction company use and large crowds for an upcoming ball game, urging patience in crowds.
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Cincinnati
Congress and tariff talk draw sharp lines in press
A collection of editorials notes tension over tariffs, with lines comparing Congressmen to a tethered boat rocker and senators playing for release. Aldrich’s tariff latitude draws both support and weariness, while woolen goods duties trigger sharp commentary from Philadelphia and Boston papers.
Local Notes and Quips From Georgia Weeklies
A collage of short items and humorous notices from Georgia papers. A bull encounter near Dahlonega. birthday party for Mrs McClure with 39 guests and regional cookery quips. Rural society jests about married men in Cordele and a cabbage laden visitor at the office. poke salad abundance linked to meat prices.
Weather Outlook For The Nation And Regions
The region enjoys clear pleasant weather with high pressure over the interior guiding conditions. Texas and Oklahoma reported above 10 degrees higher temperatures. Cincinnati ranged 59 to 73 degrees. Ohio and Indiana expect fair skies with rising temperatures this weekend. West Virginia and Kentucky also forecast fair, warmer conditions with light winds.
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Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Report
The Lituania arrived at New York from Libau. The Montevideo arrived at Cadiz from New York for Barcelona. The Pomeranian arrived at London from Montreal and Quebec. The President Lincoln arrived at Plymouth from New York for Cherbourg and Hamburg and proceeded. The Kalserin Auguste Victoria sailed from Southampton for New York via Cherbourg. The Iberian arrived at Manchester from Boston. The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm arrived at Cherbourg from New York via Plymouth for Bremen and proceeded. The Corsican sailed from Moville for Montreal. The Cleveland and St Louis docked near Sandy Hook after Hamburg and Southampton passages. The Arabic, bound for New York, docked near Sandy Hook. The Campania arrived at New York from Liverpool.
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Listings of ties between multiple names and places
A dense roster shows pairs of individuals and cities linked by last names such as Dennison Aa LeFevre and George C Gooden with associated locations including Springfield Cleveland Tucson Columbus and New York. Additional names feature partners in Louisville Cincinnati Chicago Huntington Stowe and Toronto among others in a long chain of affiliations.
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Toronto
Canada
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Chicago
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S. L. Rice
Portsmouth
Ohio
St. Nicholas
Thomas D. Huff
Louis E. Smith
New York
W. H. Naugher
Birmingham
Ala
M. Campos
Mobile
Obituaries for Krush Evan and William Baldwin
Pavel Alexandrovich Krushevan, noted anti Semite leader and monarchist Duma member, dies in Kishinev, Russia. his newspaper Droug is tied to Kishinev massacres. William Baldwin, Adams County commissioner, dies at home near Manchester Ohio from Brights disease.
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Duma
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Russia
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Droug
William Baldwin
Adams County
Manchester, O
Bright
Burial Permits At St Josephs Foundling Inquest
Inquest records list burial permits for Joseph Cordy of St Josephs Foundling asylum age 37, address 1836 Clay Street with pulmonary disease. Ida Huber age 19 of 1100 Oehler Street and Louisa Ney age 2% of 8187 Vine Street show pulmonary conditions among the decedents.
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Cordy
Joseph
St. Joseph's Foundling Asylum
Mothers' Meeting Set at Cincinnati Free Day Nursery
The Central Ww c T U Mothers' meeting will be held Monday night at 7 30 at the Cincinnati Free Day nursery Liberty and Plum streets. Mrs Edwards, superintendent, is arranging the programme.
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Cincinnati Free Day Nursery
Liberty
Plum Streets
Edwards
Cohen Tops Race with Indorsements for Mayor
Alfred M. Cohen receives renewed support for mayor from H. Jonap Race Street merchant and others while Judge Rufus B. Smith is named as another favored option. Local party moves and endorsements unfold as Democratic efforts shape the field ahead of the election in Norwood.
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Alfred M. Cohen
Cohen
H. Jonap
Race Street
Jonap
Republican Party
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Washington Gossip on Tax Proposals and Library Woes
The column mocks Aldrichs proposed tax plan favoring first securities while hitting common stock. It notes taft tariff talk, a troubled congressional library for the blind, and political chatter on Daugherty Norris Brown and Wright brothers celebrations in Washington.
Porter Expounds On Sun Eclipse And 1911 View
Prof J G Porter of the Cincinnati observatory explains annual solar eclipses occur in some form each year and a partial eclipse will be visible in Cincinnati in 1911. He notes the next US total eclipse occurs June 8 1918 from Oregon to Florida and that April 28 1911 will bring a partial eclipse locally from afternoon into sunset.
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J. G. Porter
Cincinnati Observatory
Florida
South Polar
Australia
Central America
Cincinnati
Woman Attacked with Penknife in Street Brawl
Minnie Smith, a Black woman, was arrested after attacking Sarah Yates with a penknife at 318 East Front Street. Yates was hospitalized with minor wounds after a street quarrel over David Jones. Patrolmen MoeCorkhill and Reynolds arrested Smith in District No 2.
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Minnie Smith
East Front Street
Sarah Yates
East Eighth Street
Yates
David Jones
Sarah
Dave
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Reynolds
Birthday Picnic Brings Joy to Children at Home
The Children’s Home on West Ninth Street was deserted as Mrs. Laura Strauss of Knott Avenue hosted a birthday picnic for the youngsters at Burnet Woods. The children returned tired but happy, continuing Mrs. Strauss’s long charity to the home.
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West Ninth Street
Laura Strauss
Knott Avenue
Burnet Woods
Strauss
Charles W. Bell
Wold Avenue
Janet Irwin
Martha Bent
Count Rodolpho
Georgia Bell
Count Louis
Adrian
Florence Evans
Hugo
Martha Shipley
Gaspard
Frances Kohisaat
Theresa
Martha
Markbreit
Social and personal items from Clifton party and society
Masters John and Bob Morrison hosted a Grand mamma Morrison lawn party in Clifton for about fifty children. Activities included haystacks with peanuts, sack and slipper races, and a decorated tent. отмечены guests and family, multiple social gatherings, and upcoming nuptials at Calvary church.
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Masters John
Bob Morrison
Harley Morrison
Owen Tyler
Louisville
Cairo
In Vogue in Cincinnati Fashion Notes
A thin gold bracelet with a lapis lazuli trim reappears as a skirt and waist accent. Coat sweaters suit cool mornings for golf and tennis. The Aero hat gains popularity in tailored outfits. A return to the metal dial watch accompanies color naming by manufacturers with Ta mise and Bosphere blue inspired by foreign rivers.
Smart Tips for Men Fashion Overview
Fashion notes describe neckwear handkerchiefs and socks in shades such as oxblood green and cedar red. Parisian styling features sweater-knit bathing suits and plain knit two-piece outfits aligned with summer resort openings. Four-in-hand ties vary by knot size while silk pongee double cuffs and two-height collars trend in shop outfits.
Harmony meeting ends with Dempsey refusing counsel
In a Harmony session at the Grand Hotel local Democrats gathered under Alfred G. Allen with Governor Harmon presiding. Former Mayor Dempsey refused to offer advice, saying he came to listen, as speakers urged on reforms and a new primary law.
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Old Guard
Dayton
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Robertson
George Harris
Judge Peck
Jonny Shuff
Simeon Johnson
Tom Mulvihill
Bernhard Fox
Harris
Alfred M. Cohen
Ed Hafner
John Weld Peck
Judge Campsey
George Harrie
Forged Grover Cleveland Signature At Center Of Trial
The trial of Broughton Brandenburg over a forged article claims the signature in a glass case was not genuine. Lawyers and witnesses testified the name Grover Cleveland on the slip is a forgery while Brandenburg seeks to prove a substitution occurred. The prosecution rested. defense resumes Monday.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
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Grover Cleveland
Fantenburg
Richard Watson Gilder
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Gilder
Nott
Railroad Notes Highlight Local Officials Vacation Trips
J. B Hall and his wife depart for Asheville North Carolina for several weeks. A J Banks leaves for Asheville for vacation. Clarence Copeland becomes new clerk at C B Q. Philip Raum of Northern Pacific takes two months of vacation due to ill health. Albert Brown of Chicago visits as Colorado M freight agent. Cincinnati Southern trustees and judges Spiegel and Holfheimer depart for annual inspection, with trips to Chattanooga and return.
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Rock Island Frisco Lines
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Philip Raum
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Harry W Holfheimer
Chattanooga
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