Commercial Tribune 1905 Subscription Rates and Offices
A historical notice listing subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions of the Commercial Tribune and detailing delivery options. The piece also names the Cincinnati company headquarters, president E. O. Eshelby, and branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and trailing bureau addresses.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E. 0. Eshelby
Walnut Hills
Gilbertay
Covington
Scott St
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Daytime contact details for Commercial Tribune exchange
The notice provides daytime dialing to reach The Commercial Tribune private exchange and departments, with after hours routing to the Sporting Editor and newsroom. It lists main numbers 4964, 4954, 4955, 4956, and 4957 for reporters, managing editor, and editors.
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Commercial Tribune
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Weather improves as high pressure moves in
The close sultry spell eases from the Ohio Valley as high pressure settles inland from the Northwest. In Cincinnati yesterday the high reached 83 and the low 70, with cooling breezes expected rest of the week.
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Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Regional Showers and Cooler Weather Spread Thursday
Ohio and Indiana report showers and cooler conditions with fair Friday. West Virginia and Kentucky see showers Thursday with Friday fair. North winds shift from light to fresh, becoming variable as temperatures ease.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported
New York sees arrivals of the Prinz Oskar from Genoa and Noordland from Philadelphia. Sailed notes include the Vic torian to Liverpool and Baltic, and the Caronia to New York from Liverpool. Other ports list arrivals and departures to and from New York, Boston, Montreal, Hamburg, and Naples.
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New York
Genoa
Liverpool
Baltic
Rotterdam
Citta di Milano
Naples
Hellig Olav
Copenhagen
Sicilia
Queenstown
Noordland
Philadelphia
Majestic
Ivernia
Boston
Southampton
Bremen
Dover
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Havre
Montreal
Calabria
Prominent Guests at Cincinnati Hotels
A list of notable visitors checked into Cincinnati hotels including Gibson N Webb Pittsburg E V Killean New York B A Padfield St Louis C B Powell Madison Ind J B Davis New York Burnet Samuel K Poe New York W F Jennings Boston H W Morris Madison WIs E B McKee Lexington Ky St Nicholas Oscar Daniels Chicago George Wieding Chicago John H Spinning St Louis C B Bartlett New York George W Tryon Lansdowne Pa Grand E B Boye Cleveland R Riem New York E E Horner Philadelphia A L Anderson Atlanta Mr and Mrs W F Gardner Buffalo Palace Mr and Mrs EB W Jones Denver John G Hodgson Chicago R McConnell Osborn CO H J Collins Indianapolis John Doyle Newark Warren Hart Cynthiana Ky Stag John Burks Louisville Bernard White Dayton LL Bristow Georgetown Ky L E B Schneck Atlanta J B E McClintock New York.
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Cincinnati
Gibson
N. D. Webb
Pittsburg
E. V. Killean
New York
B. A. Padfield
St. Louis
Powell
Madison
Ind
Davis
Burnet
Samuel K. Poe
W. F. Jennings
Boston
H. W. Morris
Wis
BE. M. McKee
Lexington
St. Nicholas
Oscar Daniels
Chicago
George Wieding
John H. Spinning
C. B. Bartlett
George W. Tryon
Lansdowne
E. B. Boye
Cleveland
R. Riem
E. E. Horner
Philadelphia
A. L. Anderson
Atlanta
W. F. Gardner
Buffalo Palace
EB. W. Jones
Denver
John G. Hodgson
R. @. McConnell
Osborn, CO
H. J. Collins
Indianrapolis
John Doyle
Newark
Warren Hart
Cynthiana
Stag
John Burks
Louisville
Bermnard White
Dayton
LL. Bristow
Georgetown
L. EB. Schneck
J. BE. McClintock
Visitors Registered at the Business Men's Club
Among yesterday’s visitors were W. W. Campbell M C Hannan Fetta Richmond Ind J H Braman New York Otto Koenig New York Clarence Co Vernam New York J W Hearne Crawley La George Shann Philadelphia Pa.
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Business Men’s Club
Business Men's Club
W. W. Campbell
M. C
Hannan Fetta
Richmond
Ind
J. H.braman
New York
Otto Koenig
Clarence Co. Vernam
J. W. Hearne
Crawley
George Shann
Philadelphia
The Chronicle’s fear of Japan and the Mongol threat debate
The Chronicle argues whether the Mongol would outpace the Caucasian as Japan boasted over Russia. It notes Japan’s triumphs stem from preparation and devotion, while cautioning the Mongol may rise but not rule the world. It warns against a global scare over philophies of conquest.
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Japan
Russia
Germany
France
Austria
National Waterways Conferences Aim to Advance River Improvements
The Cincinnati Waterways Conference invites leaders for June 29 30 to outline the program for the Washington National Waterways Convention in November The aim spans east of the Alleghenies to the Central West and the Mississippi and Rockies with interest from the St Lawrence to the Red Rivers and lake and seaboard harbors The broad topic is canalizing rivers and deepening harbors to boost U S trade and industry through federal support and executive approval.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Alleghanies
Central West
Mississippi
Rockies
St. Lawrence
Red River
Louisiana
Gulf
Seaboard
United States
Fairbanks Praises Farming In Portland Address
In Portland Vice President Fairbanks declares farming is the occupation that makes the blood flow. He hints at the possibility of plowing a field or two with good results during the event.
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Portland
Fairbanks
Institutional Department
New York
Russia and Japan Set Peace Terms Across Cities
A provocative editorial suggests neither Russia nor Japan should dictate peace terms in Tokyo St Petersburg or elsewhere, warning the czarist forces face renewed chances to mislead the Russian public.
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Russia
Tokyo
Japan
St. Petersburg
Six women await death on gallows for husbands murders
Six women face the gallows today for killing their husbands. In each case a man was accused of tempting them into the crime, making the spectacle even more grim.
St Louis Fair Fund Returns Tell of 26000 Back to Treasury
A sum of 100000 dollars set aside by the Board of Lady Managers for the St Louis Fair expenses has 26000 dollars returned to the treasury. The remark notes lack of official skill in that manner of proceeding.
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St. Louis Fair
Treasury
Russia on Warm Water Access Remains Policy Aim
Novo Vremya asserts that despite current conditions Russia will pursue access to warm water for bathing and naval needs, signaling continued insistence on favorable sea routes and ports amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Novo Vremya
Russia
Reform in the Capital City of Georgia
A fragment suggests calls for reform in Atlanta, capital city of Georgia, though details are unclear. The remark hints at broader political or civic changes desired within the state capital.
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Georgia
Oklahoma cyclone faces city regulation challenge
A fragmented allusion to chaotic events contrasts with the need for strong city governance. The text debates whether a well regulated city can curb disorder amid references to violence and urban issues, prompting discussion on public safety and policy.
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Atlanta Constitution
Oklahoma
Graft Charges Added to Philadelphia City Treasury Case
Authorities add charges and proof of forgeries on the City Treasury to the Philadelphia graft case. The grafters faced risk despite the Treasury's round the clock hours.
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Philadelphia
World Baptists Congress Silent on Rockefeller Money
The London Mail reports that the World’s Congress of Baptists will avoid acrimony and will not mention Brother Rockefeller nor the topic of tainted money during proceedings. The piece frames the event as cautious and orderly.
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Congress of Baptists
London Mail
Brother Rockefeller
Chicago Strike Settlement Reference Question
A patient public asks what the twenty four hours refers to as Chicago strikes have been settled repeatedly within a day. The unclear phrasing prompts curiosity about the timing and outcome of the referenced negotiations.
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Chicago
De Witte Critics Peace Programme After Neglect
It may be fortunate he was not consulted on the peace programme though he complains of neglect.
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M. de Witte
Senator Depew Goes to Baden for Mud Baths
The note says Senator Depew travels to Baden for mud baths and warns Governor Odell to watch his back on the return voyage.
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Depew
Baden
Odell
Diamond Prices Rise Twenty Five Percent
The article notes a twenty five percent increase in diamond prices, described as a mere bagatelle to the trust magnate or the newspaper man.
Let Us Be Safe And Sane While Traveling To New York City
The Chicago Tribune urges readers to exercise safety and sanity during travel to New York City. The editorial questions whether Chicago itself can always meet those standards.
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New York City
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Resignations Sought as Hy de and Alexander Face Pressure
Mr Morton seeks the resignations of Hyde and Alexander amid ongoing political frictions. The term lawfest indicates a renewed legal effort, while Colonel Oyama’s noted activity prompts swift action before diplomat stalemates extend.
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Messrs
Hyde
Alexander
Reform zeal and peace push mix in political talk
Mr Cleveland champions policy reorganization but shuns Democratic lines. Mr O Yama vows to fight for peace at any rate.
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O’yama
Begorra
Quips and Quirks from a Summer Resort Scene
A collage of wry exchanges and parlor banter shows speed talk, eyes as windows of the soul, education’s lifting power, and streetwise humor. Characters jab at modern life from speed wars to politics and dreams aboard a breezy resort tableau.
Lessons in Patriotism: George Ross Leader in Pennsylvania
George Ross, signer of the Declaration, began public life in the Pennsylvania Assembly. He served in the first Congress of 1774, declined a $750 constituent gift, and authored defenses for Philadelphia. He later became a Pennsylvania judge noted for fairness to Indians.
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George Ross
Pennsylvania Assembly
Ross
Philadelphia
Congress
Penn
Pennsylvania
Democratic County Convention Promises a Smooth Session
Word comes that the Hamilton County Democratic Convention will be orderly and brief as delegates are chosen to back a unit slate. The focus centers on endorsing Judge Hiram D. Peck for Governor and routing Pattison interests while Ingalls eyes a leadership role in the resolution committee.
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Lewis G. Bernard
Hamilton County
Bernard
Sinee
Hiram D. Peck
Peck
John M. Pattison
Pattison
Kiefer
Bigelow
Ingalls
Hamilton
Resolutions Committee
Cincinnati
Mr. Ingalls
Herrick
Bryan
Apostle of
Free Silv
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Greenfield Methodist Church notes its broad modern program
The author mentions an expansive institutional department at Green Field Methodist Church in Greenfield Ohio. He notes its wide scope and thorough modernity, but limited space prevents a full feature article.
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Greenfield, O
Greenfield Church Provides Community Center and Moral Training
An article praises a Methodist church in Greenfield offering a reading room, library, schools, gym, outdoor courts, and social work aimed at moral uplift. It highlights a pamphlet urging early mercantile training for youths and argues for religion aligned with humanitarian civic effort.
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Greenfield
Emigration to the United States tops long list of 1940s statistics
Official figures show 223 102 Italians emigrated to overseas lands in 194, with 150 119 reaching the United States. Belgium passes a law banning absinthe sales in the kingdom amid rising consumption.
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United States
Chamber
Senate
Kingdom
France
Jipati
Adis Abéba
Abyssinia
Riots Defy Hungary Diet As Opposition Demands Probe
In Budapest the Fejervary Ministry faced the United Opposition as the chamber suspended its session twice. Premier Fejervary presented a royal letter calling prorogation, which the opposition blocked pending a no confidence vote. Tensions rose as Tisza was attacked and the house adjourned amid disorder.
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Budapest
Hungary
Fejervary
Diet
United Opposition
Francis Kossuth
Tisza
Kossuth
M. Tisza
How Standard Oil Foes OTIFLED Rival Brands
Special Dispatch from St. Louis reports A L Stocky secretary of the St. Louis Oil Company testified at the Missouri attorney general Hadley’s suit to revoke charters of Standard Oil Waters-Pierce Oil and Republic Oil. He described competition with Standard in some areas Waters-Pierce in others and Republic in places where prejudice against both existed. He also recounted an alleged bid to partition Missouri into separate fields among the three defendants.
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ST. Louis
A. L. Stocky
St. Louis Oil Company
Hadley
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Anthony
Stocky
Standard Company
Waters- Pierce
Taboo novels ban on Pennsylvania train stations
In Columbus on June 21, Union News Company orders all detective stories and blood-thirsty dime novels removed from trains and stations along the Pennsylvania System. Railroad officials say the move follows a decision with Pennsylvania higher officers to curb what they deem a crime breeder.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Union News Company
Pennsylvania
Virginia athlete John Stucky operated for appendicitis
Lexington Ky June 21 John Stucky a noted athlete from this city and former member of the University of Virginia baseball and football teams was operated on here for appendicitis Surgeons found his appendix twisted due to violent exercise on athletic fields Stucky is known to college men across the United States
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
John Stucky
University of Virginia
Stucky
United States
Maniac Opens Fire in San Francisco Hotel Siege
A lone assailant barricaded in the United States Hotel on Eddy street fired on police and bystanders, wounding nine before killing himself. Officers, led by a rifle team, exchanged fire as crowds fled, with one officer badly injured and the gunman identified as Thomas Lobb, a recent arrival from Benson, Arizona.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Eddy Street
Thomas Lobb
W.S. Koffman
Co. T. Chevalis
W. Jones
Emil Roberts
Quong DO
George A. Delaughton
Vicente Romanth
Joseph Laribee
Patrick Kassane
United States
Lobb
Green
Kassané
Hutchins
Lobby
Benson, Ariz
Ohio and Pennsylvania Ship Canal Company Formed
Cleveland, June 21. The Ohio and Pennsylvania Ship Canal Company organizes to connect Pittsburg with Ashtabula linking the Great Lakes to the Mississippi via Lake Erie and the Ohio River. Project cost estimated at 25 million dollars, Pittsburg financiers providing most funds. Cassidy named president and Lang secretary treasurer. Length revised to 107 miles with 27 locks and 327 feet of lockage, starting at Pittsburg on the Monongahela River.
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Lakes
Ohio River
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio and Pennsylvania Ship Canal Company
Pittsburg
Ashtabula
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Lake Erie
Mahoning
Niles
Warren
Welland Canal
Indiana University Holds 76th Commencement Exercises
Bloomington Indiana June 21 The seventy sixth annual commencement exercises of Indiana University closed today The speaker was John W Foster Washington DC a 1855 graduate The ceremony honored 158 bachelor of arts 31 master of arts 20 bachelor of laws recipients and conferred the Doctor of Laws on Mr Foster President Byran presided
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
John W. Foster
Washington, D. C
Foster
Byran
Mr. Foster
Hoth m-107 West Fourth Othew was line ig and retail.
The fragment notes a location on West Fourth and mentions a line and retail context with unclear names. The readable portions point to a street scene or business setting, prompting minimal factual capture from the garbled OCR. Further clarity is needed for solid entities or events.
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