Subscriptions and Rates for Mail and Carrier Delivery
The notice outlines subscription options including daily and Sunday editions, six or twelve month terms, and carrier delivery with weekly prices. It lists foreign rate options for Great Britain and the Continent, with three months to one year terms and prepaid mail payments. Remittance methods include express, money order, bank draft, or registered letter through the Tribune Co. of Cincinnati.
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News Bureau Addresses and Reading Room Access
Bran7th News offices list locations in Walnut Hills Covington and Washington with newsboy supply details. Bureaus include Columbus London offices and a free reading room for Americans at Trafalgar Building.
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Reverence for the American home and the sanctity of marriage
A patriotic essay extols the home as the nation's altar and defends wifehood against a preacher’s public scandal. It praises President Trump for忠 strong devotion to an invalid wife, argues punishment for home invasions is severe, and stresses American values of marriage and family.
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Puerto Rico Leaders Praise Foraker Visit and U S Civil Government
Senators Barbosa and Briosa of the Puerto Rico Executive Council arrived in New York to thank Senator Foraker for American civil government on the island. Barbosa declared Puerto Ricans love America, trust the United States, and desire full citizenship to vote for Foraker for President. He and Briosa rejected claims of dissipation under U S rule.
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St. Nicholas
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Barker Found Guilty in Contested Kellevened Case
A jury returns guilty verdict in the Barker case despite ongoing controversy over the established facts. The decision concludes extended deliberations and prompts potential sentencing actions.
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Bryan Seeks a New Line of Work and Twenty-Year Plan
The piece measures Mr. Bryan as choosing a new occupation with twenty years ahead, though the exact field remains undisclosed. It notes his five-year presidential pursuit and two failed bids, calling him hopeful and destined, while stressing no candidate has declared as the season has not opened.
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Mr. Bryan
Burr
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
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Senator Hanna Backing Bryan Vote Sparks Nomination Debate
The piece notes Senator Hanna as a Republican candidate and discusses possible party alignments with Bryan as the Democratic representative. Hat advocates the nomination, signaling a contested political scene and shifting candidacy discussions.
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Not Yet a Case of Translation in Dowie Affair
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Elijah Dowie is not a kidnapping case and cautions against overrating self-importance in the situation.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Rockefeller Says Wealth Brings Him Greater Happiness
The remark attributed to John D. Rockefeller claims wealth provides greater happiness than lacking it. The comment evokes questions about the balance between fortune and contentment.
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Sunday Commercial Tribune Proclaims Its Modern Go
An upbeat endorsement of the Sunday Commercial Tribune highlighting its modern flair, vivid illustrations, and diverse features. It touts travel pieces, literary sketches, humor, and prominent columns by Max O’Rell and Dorothy Dix, aiming to persuade readers that the paper offers snap and verve for the whole family in Cincinnati.
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Pitcher Mathewson Faces Varied Explanations of Losses
The report hints at Mathewson offering differing reasons for New York defeats with occasional notes on Cincinnati’s quick run of success.
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New York
Cincinnati
Umpire Disapproval Echoed by Rival Ministers
A brief clash emerges as lawyers express disapproval of the umpire in a dispute observed by ministerial opponents, highlighting tension between legal and ecclesiastical observers.
Judge Taft Celebrates Fourth Amid Philippines Gala
Judge Taft marks the glorious Fourth with a ceremonial visit tied to the Philippines, underscoring American imperial symbolism and festive displays during a national holiday.
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Philippines
Presidential Probabilities and 1904 Nomination Talk
A column argues McKinley will not seek a third term and analyzes possible 1904 Republican candidates. It weighs Roosevelts, Odell, Fairbanks, Foraker, Spooner, Shaw, Allison, Cullom, Lodge and West, noting Ohio and Illinois ties, age considerations, and the appeal of Fairbanks as a strong, workingman candidate.
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Cullom
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Grant
Garfield
Cleveland
John Adams
Taylor
Savoyard
Harmony in Cuyahoga County Convention
The Cleveland area Republican meeting proves unity and harmony under Senator Hanna. County leaders share honors and funding, presenting a solid front for November. Democratic claims of discord are dismissed as exaggerated, with a confident forecast of a landslide victory.
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Fragmentary sports note hints at postgame events
A cryptic line mentions after the ball game end and pulpits. no clear names, teams, places, or dates are readable. The text suggests postgame remarks or ceremonies but lacks concrete details.
Mayor Fleischmann Promotes Free Ice Fund
A plea by prominent citizens appeals to Cincinnati residents to fund a free ice supply for the poor during summer. The city has no funds for the effort, and the Mayor’s timely action is urged to spur subscriptions without delay.
Louisville Club Urges Year Round Ohio River Water
The Louisville Commercial Club asks Congress to ensure ample water in the Ohio River throughout the year with Cincinnati supporting the motion.
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Cinnati
Derby bettors gain chance at track
Report notes that bettors pursuing losses on the American Derby will still have ample opportunity at the track, signaling continued betting activity and available wagering options.
Kaiser Wilhelm’s Yacht May Face Lese Majeste Case
A fragment notes Kaiser Wilhelm’s yacht finishing fourth in RS and suggests it will likely be hauled up on lese majeste grounds. No date or place is given, but the reference implies political sensitivity surrounding royal symbolism.
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Cincinnati
Scattered Fragments Report International and Local Tensions
The muddled text references Debenture Companies and funding from John D. for Chicago University theology, a West Baden French Lick fire aftermath, liquor interests seeks sugar policy, McGraw and Jennings failing to hit against President Johnson, and a Boer revolution in Cape Colony with Senator Foraker's popularity noted amid incomplete garbled lines.
War Secretary cites camp child ratio in House debate
London June 21 War Secretary Mr Brodrick told the House of Commons that 84 000 of the 63 000 persons in South Africa concentration camps were children.
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South Africa
Sunday Notes and Reflections on Public Life
A collection of brief, opinionated snippets referencing revolvers, faith, politics, religion, and local culture. Observations touch on jealousy and remorse, sports, temperance, and the appeal of weekend reading as the Commercial Tribune is praised as both entertaining and instructive.
Innkeeper Outwits Rockefeller Trove Ties With Antisaloon War
The Pocantico Hills inn run by John Melin near John D. Rockefeller’s Boxwood estate faced Prohibition era pressure from the Antisaloon League. A faked Sweden bequest and license fights led to a licensing reversal that proved mistaken. Melin keeps serving, as the league plans new action after the wrong license was canceled.
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John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
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Standard Oil
Antisaloon League
John Melin
Sleepy Hollow Road
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Stein Vogeler Drug Company names new officers
An election of officers by stockholders chose Alfred Vogeler as President, Otto Stein as President, and William Wagner as Secretary. The firm may become Vogeler Stein Drug Co. A complimentary dinner honors George F. Simmons of Peoria Ill, head of the National Laundrymen's Association, now en route to West Virginia. Attendees from Cincinnati and others registered at the Business Men's Club include weary Liscen St Louis Dr W T Gunnell Kenton Oh and Dr B K Jones Kenton Ohio.
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Vogeler
Otto Stein, O
Wiliam Wagner
Vogeler-Stein
Speneinnati Laundry Exchange
Allied Trades
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Peoria
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National Laundrymen's Association
Simmon
West Virginia
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Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Yester Sey
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St. Louis
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Kenton
Good Roads Tourists Demonstrate Road Building Method
Jackson Tenn June 21 The National Good Roads Association tourists have worked days on a town specimen road to illustrate modern road building. The convention opened for a two day session with Governor McMillin W H Moore of Chicago and other movement leaders in attendance.
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National Good Roads Association
Inquisition Interrupted in a European Parlor
A tense debate unfolds as Mina confronts family pressure over accusations. Iver and Duplay threaten legal action to force testimony, while Neeld battles distress and a looming crisis of truth. A maid delivers decisive evidence that shifts the room’s power balance.
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Harry
Bine
Lance
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