Commercial Tribune subscription rates and bureaus
The Commercial Tribune lists mail and carrier delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions, including specials for omitted Sundays, plus foreign rates via Universal Postal Union. It provides branch offices in Cincinnati areas, Covington Newport Washington London bureaus and contact details.
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Weather Summary from Millinois and Ohio Valley
A storm center caused light widespread rains across Illinois Missouri Indiana and the Ohio Valley. High pressure moving in from the Northwest should bring clearing and cooler conditions. Cincinnati temps ranged 64 to 74 degrees with a 6 degree drop from the average for June 19 1906.
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Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Regional Weather Outlook Shows Storms This Week
Ohio and West Virginia expect showers and thunderstorms Wednesday with cooler lake winds. Indiana forecasts rain Wednesday and Thursday turning fair with fresh northwest winds. Kentucky remains fair Wednesday and Thursday.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Report
Ships arrive and sail between European ports and New York with arrivals at Antwerp Cherbourg Glasgow TENERIFFE Naples Trieste Christiana Hamburg Liverpool and Queenstown plus a Teutonic communication line update and Plymouth Dover movements
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Noordam
Rotterdam
Sonfinda
Antwerp
Prinzess Alice
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Caronia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Glasgow
Astoria
Moville
Teneriffe
Denderah
Hamburg
London
Tacoma
Kroonland
Dover
Naples
Perugia
Trieste
Lombardia
Christiana
Copenhagen
Selsdon
Los Angeles
Cincinnatians at New York hotels listed in dispatch
Special Dispatch reports that numerous Cincinnati residents were staying at New York hotels. The list includes E. Barron J. M. Campbell E Fox S D Gilbert A Hirschler J M Knight A M Mitch ell and many others along with several couples.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Visitors Register at the Business Men's Club
Yesterday the Business Men's Club logged a list of visitors including J. Newport of Pittsburg W. B. Johnson of city R. T. Miller Jr and H. T. Hutchins of Baltimore J S Kilgore of Chattanooga James Martin of city G Campbell of Chicago D G Williams of Denver Cyrus Price of New York BEB. W. Mitchell of city J W Hedden of MI Sterling Ky R W Smith of Newark CO S J Perry of Boston Dave B Einstein of Norfolk Va.
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Business Men's Club
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Pittsburg
W. B. Johnson
City
R. T. Miller, Jr
H. T. Hutchins
Baltimore
J.S. Kilgore
Chattanooga
James Martin
G. Campbell
Chicago
D. G. Williams
Denver
Cyrus Price
New York
Beb. W. Mitchell
J. W. Hedden
Railroad bill conferees near agreement next week
Special Dispatch reports that conferees on the railroad bill will likely reach no agreement until next week, probably the session’s last. Withholding the report aims to avoid a Senate debate similar to the recent conference result.
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Washington
Senate
Ohio line of succession discussed and proposed amendment
The article reviews Ohio constitutional succession rules from the Lieutenant Governor to the Speaker and President pro tempore, notes the biennial legislature, and argues the line should be lengthened or codified like the federal system to avoid interregnums during vacancies or disabilities. It cites Governor Pattison and Governor Harris and weighs legislative power to amend the constitution.
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House of Representatives
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Man who loves his home a good man says governor Patti son
The article notes a man devoted to his home as a good man and mentions Governor Patti son as a model of that virtue. It adds Wilson Mizner’s telegram from Chicago claiming friendship with his wife and hints the unresolved issue is alimony.
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Wilson Mizner
Chicago
Pattison
Harris
Count Boni Reconciled With Countess Seen Through Anna Gould
Count Boni expresses delight over Miss Anna Gould's efforts to reconcile him with the Countess. The scene centers on a potential rapprochement and the social circle surrounding the engagement.
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Count Boni
Anna Gould
Judge Gibbons Says Chicago Grants Too Many Divorces
A Chicago judge notes that if divorces proliferate in the city there may also be too many complaisant judges.
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Gibbons
Chicago
Kansas Senatorial Offer Recalled as Coburn Reflects
Coburn of Kansas notes it is better to have had a Senate offer and decline than to have run and been defeated. The remark highlights political disappointment and the value placed on high office despite rejection.
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Coburn
Kansas
Senate
Cincinnati Needs More Mounted Police for Outlying Districts
The city urgently requires expanding its police force with a larger mounted patrol presence to cover the outlying districts, addressing a perceived gap in law enforcement coverage and deterrence.
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Cincinnati
Congress may adjourn before July after canal vote
With graduates of college settled on public questions including the canal type it appears Congress could go home before July 1.
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Congress
The Governor Is Dead Long Live the Governor
A dramatic expression on leadership transfer notes a governor’s death and the public call for continuity as power shifts, reflecting political norms and the rhythmic cadence of official succession.
House Appropriations Panel Backing Watson Bill for President Travel
The House Committee on Appropriations voted a favorable report on the Watson bill authorizing an annual $50,000 appropriation to cover the traveling expenses of the President and his guests. Chairman Tawney to bring the measure up under suspension. action likely tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
Watson
United States
Tawney
Objection Filed to Bailey Circus Heir Will in New York
In White Plains New York on June 19 formal objection was raised to probate of James A Bailey’s will. Nieces Anna E Robinson and Mary Gordon from Detroit and nephew Gordon Dancey challenge its validity asserting Bailey lacked testamentary competence. The will leaves the entire estate to his widow.
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Circus
Anna E. Robinson
Mary Gordon
Bailey
Detroit
Mich
Gordon Dancey
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Mr. Bailey
Governor Pattison’s Death and Harris’s Succession Weigh on Ohio
The piece laments Governor Pattison’s passing from Bright’s disease and urges national readers to note his strong convictions and leadership. It praises his successor Governor Harris as a capable, principled leader ready to carry forward Pattison’s legacy for Ohio and the nation.
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Bright
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Two Irishmen Remember a Friend on a Fatal Blast
In a brief exchange Pat and Casey reflect on their friend Dinny who died from a premature blast. They describe him as a fine man and a very good shoveler, though not a fancy one, sharing quiet grief and a touch of humor.
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Man from Pennsylvania Seeks Lawyer in Vineland
A Pennsylvanian visiting Vineland to meet a lawyer learns the target may not be a legal professional. An old African American man misremembers, recalling that the person “ran for lawyer” once, revealing the confusion and rumor surrounding the sought individual.
Henderson’s Offer for Sandy Hill Potatoes Scene
Mr. Jenkins reports Henderson proposed buying two rods on a sandy side hill, ideal for potatoes. He jokingly offers to value it only if deeded to him with $10 cash and a week’s use of his ladder, as Mrs. Jenkins reacts with indignation.
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Bushby
Landi
Henderson Feller
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Meat amendment adopted by House in agricultural bill
Washington June 19 The meat inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill was adopted by the House without a division. Changes were chiefly verbal in the substitute. Conference conferees were named Wadsworth Scott Lamb after protests. Senate demand for a printed copy and table placement followed.
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Washington
House
Mr. Wadsworth
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Wadsworth
New York
Scott
Kansas
Lever
South Carolina
Williams
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Virginia
Bowie
Alabama
Lamb
Senate
Proctor
Committee On Agriculture
Doctor Sutton Shoots Self in Peoria
Peoria Illinois reports Dr E M Sutton a leading state surgeon died this afternoon by shooting himself through the head no cause given authorities stated no indication of motive.
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Peoria
Ill
E. M. Sutton
Court Rules That Hammel Must Die In Ohio Supreme Decision
The Ohio Supreme Court denied William Hammel of Dayton leave to file a petition in error, meaning his scheduled June 28 electrocution would proceed unless the governor intervenes. The ruling also affirmed lower court decisions on numerous cases and clarified that bailiff appointments lie with Common Pleas judges.
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Outlook
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Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Supreme Court
Shauck
William Hammel
Dayton
Harris
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Hamilton County
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Thomas Vesey
Fayette County
American Steel Casting Company
Robert Fites
Stark County
Electa J. Dunnick
Elizabeth Dunnick
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A. Simons
Perry County
Ethel L. McDaniel
Frank M. Hays
Pike County
Lewis H. Lane
James D. May
Muskingum County
Hiram Grose
Peebles Brick Paving Company
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Lena Dierks
Jucas County
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Imperial Savings Company
Plano Manufacturing Company
Renner & Elder
Corwin D. Bachtel
Frank Wilson
W. J. Worth
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Revolutions Reported in Santo Domingo Area
Dispatches from Commander Southerland aboard the Yankee describe disturbances near Monte Christi and Dajabon on the Haitian border. Colton reports that Santo Domingo revolutions are largely local with limited government impact.
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Foraker Helps Improve Hepburn Railroad Rate Bill
The article details congressional progress on the Hepburn railroad rate bill with Senator Foraker’s amendments. It notes potential constitutional questions, the compromise aims to vest rate setting in the Interstate Commerce Commission, and strengthens penalties for rebates and discriminations.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
Kean Convicted of Kidnapping Freddie Muth in 1-Hour Trial
Philadelphia June 19. The grand jury indicted John J. Kean for kidnapping seven year old Freddie Muth. Kean pleaded guilty and was immediately sentenced by Judge Sulzberger to twenty years in the penitentiary. Witnesses testified as to the arrest and the abductor's conduct. The courtroom heard threats from spectators as Freddie, now safe, watched Kean in the dock.
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Freddie Muth
Sulzberger
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Peruvian Troops Reported Invasion Of Ecuador
In Guayaquil on June 19 it was announced that Peruvian forces invaded eastern Ecuador a region awaiting arbitration by King Alfonso of Spain. Protests erupted in Quito with crowds in sympathy for Chile and Brazil, halted by police at the Peruvian legation.
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Education Commissioner Harris Resigns in Washington
Washington reports Dr. W T Harris resigns as Commissioner of Education. President announces success with Dr. Elmer E Brown, Professor of Education at University of California, named as his replacement.
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Washington
W. T. Harris
Elmer E. Brown
University of California
Smoke and history in a ferry tale of Europe
A narrator recalls a boy who swears a whale is on fire, prompting reflections on Europe’s ancient landmarks. The piece contrasts misread scenes with true history from Hercules to Trafalgar, urging readers to distinguish tradition from authentic heritage.
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Charges Against Horace N. Allen in Korea Inquiry
A House resolution seeks State Department information on complaints against Horace N. Allen former minister and consul general to Korea. Raymond Krum accuses Allen of pressuring Korea to grant favorable terms to American contractors, threatening to withhold U S backing. The measure debates Foreign Affairs Committee action with Senators Foraker and Dick backing Allen.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Postal Telegraph Building
Washington, D. C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Horace N. Allen
Ohio
Korea
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Representative Towne
New York
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Allen
Congress
Krum
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United States
Foreign Affairs Committee
Foraker
Woman to Get a Respite from Death Sentence
Missouri Supreme Court overrules rehearing in Aggie Myers case. she faces execution June 29 for Kansas City murder. Governor Folk travels to Bloomington Indiana to speak then plans respite of 30 or 60 days to fix potential commute to life imprisonment. Accomplice Frank Hottman also to receive a respite when Myers is respited.
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Aggie Myers
Kansas City
Folk
Bloomington
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