Commercial Tribune notices and bureaus list
The 1909 Commercial Tribune lists delivery options subscription rates and postpaid terms. It details all editions including daily Sunday and weekly prices, foreign rates, and payment methods. It also notes branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London and Washington with contact points.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Congress in for a Hot Summer Delay of Extra Session
Washington rumors say Congress may extend the extra session through July and August as business interests tire of inactivity. The piece applauds Taft for keeping cool and urges accountability at reelection time, warning lawmakers of “days of wrath” for delaying needed decisions with a summer break near.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
Epidemic Ankylostomiasis in Southern Texas
A Texas state bacteriologist reports ankylostomiasis is epidemic in the southern region. The root cause and affected crops or actions by a spelling board are discussed in the query about whether it harms onions or tomatoes or requires standardization measures.
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Texas
Kaa
Proposal to extend suffrage to women aged forty and up
A proposal suggests granting voting rights to women aged forty or older. The text quips that older voters may be wiser than their 21 year old selves, but questions whether anyone will admit to being forty.
Indiana Preacher Targets Women Card Players
An Indiana preacher denounces women who play cards and urges distinguishing old maid from bridge. He argues they are not alike and warns against accepting such activities.
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Indiana
Kansas Sees Large Wheat Harvest Boosts State Image
Kansas expects to harvest 70 million bushels of dollar wheat, signaling strong agriculture. The outlook suggests Kansas is a favorable state for workers, including those in auto sales, piano trades, and oriental rugs, as economic prospects rise.
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Kansas
Alaska Gold Stream Described as Yellow Flow
A ship reports transporting six and a half tong of gold from Alaska. The treasure is described as a yellow stream brighter than the famed river of gold in China flowing toward the sea.
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Alaska
China
The Commoner clipping location and editor
The Commoner is printed in Lincoln Nebraska. Its editor is Eugene V. Debs.
Paris Plans Over Hundred Million City Improvement
Paris authorities announce more than 100 million francs will be spent to improve the city. The project aims for a cost efficient upgrade of urban infrastructure and public spaces.
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Paris
Speaker Cannon Says He Is A Servant Of The House
The speaker asserts he serves the House yet notes that, as with many other servants in other houses, he inches toward ruling the roost.
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Speaker Cannon
Queen of Italy Opposes Monster Hats Favored by Subjects
The queen rejects the oversized hats worn by her people, a stance that boosts her popularity. The issue reflects a fashion protest against extravagant headwear amid royal preference for restraint.
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Italy
Letter to the Editor Urges Action Against Loan Sharks
A reader condemns loan sharks as illegal and harmful, cites a Des Moines case involving an artificial leg seized for debt, and calls for organized public action. The writer argues laws defend workers, notes few lenders operate under many names, and expresses willingness to join a movement to clean out the predatory debt system. MOUND STREET.
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Commercial Tribune
Desmoines
Iowa
Mound Street
Smoke seat rules invite a mild social reform
A reader laments smokers occupying the rear in the smokers section while many non smokers stand seatless. He urges women to use front seats and asks men to reclaim seating for after breakfast cigars. He notes a family with four children occupying space and compliments the mother. He also comments on women voters in a Tribune Europe trip contest and praises gym classes observed at the Stadium.
Taft Faces Reformers and Tariff in Public View
Editorials praise Taft for avoiding reforms driven by amateur zealots and caution against factions. Observers note his optimism and call for unity among Brownlow Sanders and Austin allies. Debate continues on whether Taft will back the Payne Aldrich tariff amid party tensions with Wisconsin's senior senator.
Mrs. Howard Gould and the Divorce Fight
The passage notes Mrs. Howard Gould as a society figure with divorce proceedings provoking public commentary. It mentions potential alimony failure and references to her income of about $120,000 a year. It records ridicule from several papers and hints at social scrutiny of the Gould couple.
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Howard Gould
Chattanooga Times
Aldrich and the tariff sparring across multiple papers
A collection of editorials criticizes Senator Aldrich on tariff policy and duties. The Florida Times-Union mocks window hollands and praises protest by women. The Rochester Democrat notes his boldness yet lack of courage on hosiery duties. New ark News questions his oratory, while the Louisville Post wagers a golf challenge.
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Window Hollands
Aldrich and Beveridge
Florida Times-Union
Aldrich
Rochester Democrat
Taft
Louisville ‘Post
Weather and death notice in 1909 issue
Local weather report for June 21 1909 shows rain areas across the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and the Gulf region with cooler conditions expected. Cincinnati temperatures ranging 70 to 78. Separate obituary notes Rev. J J Porter aged 58, a prominent Baptist minister, died in Winchester Kentucky after serving in Joplin Missouri.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Gulf Region
Cincinnati
Secara
S.w. T
S.E
Ocean Steamship Movements and Arrivals at Hotels
Maritime notices list arrivals at Montreal New York Naples and Liverpool from Glasgow Antwerp and Boston with ships including The Hesperian Vaderland Cretic Kronprinzessin Cecilie Mauretania and Canada. Cincinnati hotels report guests from Newark Joplin Portsmouth Chicago Columbus New York and many other cities.
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Glasgow
New York
Vaderland
Antwerp
Minneapolis
London
Cretic
Naples
Berlin
Tomaso di
Bremen
Queenstown
Mauretania
Liverpool
Gibraltar
Boston
Madras
Niagara
San Francisco
Cherbourg
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Plymouth
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Canada
Tiavre
la Provence
Cincinnati
Linton
W. B. Wood
Newark
N. J
Ed Zelleker
Joplin
L. C. Linley
Portsmouth
J. R. Ruffin
Roanoke
J. D. Guggenheim
Cleveland
A. C. Steece
Ironton
Oscar P. Dix
Chicago
F. A. Merrill
Danbury
Conn
Obituary and Death Notices From Wagner Area County Hospital
A list of residents and ages with ailments and statuses including meningitis Bright's disease cancer tuberculosis and senility, with several inquest pending and a few elderly deaths noted. Notable entries include Ida Siegmann Edward Magavin and Henrietta Deifel among others and a regional obituary for Major James M Hadley and Governor Hadley.
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Wagner
Ruth
Pendleton Avenue
Kennedy
Mary
Little Sisters of the Poor
Bright
Craig
William
Pierson Avenue
Siegmann
Ida
Moosewood Avenue
Sehring
Martin
Freeman Avenue
Deering
Jesse H
Ridgely Avenue
Keys
Edna
West Tenth Street
Covington
Ritter
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Marshall
Ada
Sanders Street
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Laurel Street
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Henry
Reading Road
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James
East Front Street
Magavin
Edward
East Sixth Street
Dodd
Broadway
Nochelty
Gladstone Avenue
Volz
Timothy
Findlay Street
Rose
Thomas I
Ross Avenue
Deifel
Henrietta
Mont Clair Avenue
City Briefs: Local Crime and Incidents Reported
Mary Russell age 20 died from lung disease linked to stab wounds from Bert Tibbes at Fourth and Plum streets last Oct 4. Chief Millikin seeks Frederick Murray in Cincinnati per Dr Annie Mennie of Chicago. Murray last known in Chattanooga April 14 amid job searches. Lillig Jones cared for month-old child left by mother who never returned. Henry Porter returns from vacation and honeymoon with wife. Rosie Deck recovering from gunshot wound inflicted by Charles Deck. Burglars theft jewelry worth $100 from George Nagel Co. on Liberty and Race. Gasoline stove explosion at Mrs Schib Hamid 213 East Pearl caused small fire and panic.
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Mary Russell
Fourth
Plum Streets
Bert Tibbes
Branch Hospital
Millikin
Annie M. Mennie
Southwestern Avenue
Chicago
Frederick Murray
Cincinnati
Murray
Chattanooga
Mennie
Lillig Jones
Noblecourt
City Hospital
Henry Porter
Dennison
George Nagel & Co
Liberty and
Race Streets
Schib Hamid
East
Pearl Street
The Huckster Echoes in City Morning
A Charleston News and Courant poem laments the huckster cry that pierces dawn calls like red tipe tum mah tus and gullah phrases. The piece contrasts urban noise with longing for a Southern homeland and nen escaping the market’s chants.
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Ladson Street
Hampton Park
Pittsburg Mob Beats A Negro In Night Assault
A mob of about a thousand, including Hungarians Slavs and Greeks and steel mill workers, beat Joseph Brown a Black man after he allegedly attacked 17 year old Minnie Berry. He was beaten and stoned unconscious before police arrived. Berry was unharmed.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Brown
Minnie Berry
Mrs Sage Supports Endowment Drive For Western College
Special Dispatch from Oxford Ohio reports ongoing fundraising for Western College for Women. The Mary A Sawyer scholarship fund exceeds 5000 dollars with under 1000 more needed. A strong day for the general fund brought in about 1500 dollars including 1000 from Mrs Russell Sage. The endowment shortfall now stands at about 18000 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Oxford
Western College For Women
Mary A. Sawyer
Russell Sage
Catholic Bishop Attacks High Society Colleges
Bishop McFaul of Trenton condemns non sectarian universities for undermining faith and promoting immorality. He cites Harvard Yale and Princeton and says Catholics sending sons there would pull down the buildings if aware of rascality and disrespect for womankind taught there.
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New York
McFaul
Trenton
N. J
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Social and personal notes from Deer Park to Norwood
Social and personal items describe Briggs Cunningbagts cottage at Deer Park and several summer relocations. Mrs Perry opens Wequetonsing cottage with daughter Mrs Forchheimer. Shoemaker family moves to Saratoga. Bach takes Knight cottage. John Allen plans Michigan trip. Dudley Rhodes leaves for Neahtawanta with a Cincinnati colony. Stewart couple at Weque. Eastman leaves for Harbor Point. Gamble and Richards depart for Harbor Point. Tech alumnae outing at Island Canoe club with many attendees.
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Aaron F. Perry
Wequetonsing
Francis Forchheimer
Herman Groesbeck
Robert Shoemaker
Gibson
Marvin
Saratoga
Dudley Rhodes
Rhodes
Janet
Neahtawanta
Mich
Cincinnati
R. W. Stewart
Weque
Kentucky Society News From Covington and Newport Travelers
Covington and Newport social notes recount July travels and visits by residents including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens and George Diehl en route to the West, Mrs. Reiley visiting from Kentucky, Honeymooners Albert Root and wife, and others visiting Detroit, Seattle, Huntington, Paris, London, and Atlantic City.
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Paul Stevens
Covington
George Diehl
William Simrall
George Stevens
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Samuel Reiley
Kinniccnick
Douglas Seaman
James D. Smith
Newport
Albert Hawthorn Root
Albert Root
Elsie Wines
Detroit
William Walker
Cassius Clay
Lexington
Mary Andrews
Huntington
W. Va
William Patterson
Walker
Yellowstone Park
California
John P. Sullivan
Luella
Atherton Gray
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Woodlawn Avenue
Fort Thomas
Virginia Martin
Atlantic City
George Herman
Edith
Georgia
Theis
Ohio
Edward Kupferle
Kupferle
St Louis
Fennie French
Charles Wiedeman
Paris
London
States
Mind and body work define German turnfest aims
The article discusses a philosophy linking mental culture with physical training as essential to Germany's liberation from Napoleon. It describes Cincinnati and other turner associations preparing exhibits, prizes, and contests for a national turnfest, with extensive programs, speeches, recitations, singing, and a mass chorus. Ernst A. Weier signs off.
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Germany
John
Turner Associations
Cincinnati
Associa
New York
St. Louis
Mile
el Weter
Ohio
Louis Ehrgott
National Gymnastic Union
Ernst A. Weier
Miss Clara Helen Friend to Wed William Scott Todd
Article notes a wedding tomorrow at a Colerain Avenue home for Miss Clara Helen Friend and William Scott Todd. It also announces Edith Bell’s daughter Edith Bell Bell to wed William Magill Hugle on June 14.
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Clara Helen Friend
William Scott Todd
The
Pride
Colerain Avenue
Thomas Bell
Edith
William Magill Hugle
In Vogue In Cincinnati Fashion Notes
An attractive morning gown in Delft blue Unen with long Cloga sleeves and white soutache embroidery appears in a smart shop. Gowns feature a guimpe of fine English embroidery and white crocheted buttons. A gold tiara headpiece with pearls, lace evening gowns with crystal beads, Breton lace veils, patent leather sailor hats, wash chamois gloves, and gold leather handbags are highlighted as fashionable summer items.
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Delft
Smart tips for men coat styles and accessories
A bunting coat features a large round lower pocket supported from the shoulders to keep arms free for gun action. Shirts keep conservative stripes in solid colors. Fall neckwear shows changeable glazes and makres with grays blacks and whites return for suspenders. Black silk Lisle socks and black patent shoes are fashionable.
Woman Gambler 5 Hardest Loser
New York report profiles Mrs Margaret Challenger a English born physician who has lost large sums gambling yet defends women as persistent players. She recounts crashes like A O Brown McIntyre and Boardman while praising tenacity and condemning bad losers amid vivid anecdotes from the market scene.
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New York
Margaret Challenger
England
Lve
Challenger
Riviera
Seventh Avenue
Kentuckian Killed While Riding Freight into Covington
Harry Van Heese aged 30 of Catlettsburg Ky fell from westbound freight No 71 on the C and O at Seventeenth and Scott streets Covington. His body was found between the tracks by the train crew who were informed by John Lang a companion from Catlettsburg. The two were said to be riding the freight into the city as trespassers.
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Harry van Heese
Catlettsburg
Seventeenth
Scott Streets
Covington
John Lang
Firemen Pension Trustees Elected by Ballot Vote
Ballots cast last week for the firemen pension fund trustees were counted yesterday. The slate for the board of trustees includes Isagore Miller, a new lieutenant from Hook and Ladder 1, and Seething Sete.
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Pension Fund Board
Firemen's Pension Fund
Santen
Board of Trustees
Isagore Miller
New
Hook
Ladder
Sete
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