1912 Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Classifieds and Offices
The page lists subscription rates and delivery details for daily and Sunday editions, foreign postage, and payment methods. It also notes branch news offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London Washington New York Chicago and a reading room in the Steger building. The notice concerns circulation and contact points for the paper.
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Walnut Hills
East
McMillan Street
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Steger
Rally Round the Flag Republicans Stand by the Colors
A patriotic call urging Republicans to rally around the party standards as the nation faces turmoil. The piece equates the flag with Republicanism and stresses unity, perseverance, and defense of enduring principles against internal factionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Trouble Brewing as Bryan Heads to Baltimore
The piece argues that William Jennings Bryan has inflamed the Democratic scene after visiting Chicago It predicts a fierce Baltimore convention with Bryan pushing for Parker’s defeat and hints at a dramatic showdown likely to unfold next week in Baltimore and in the Democratic contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parker
Champman
Baltimore
Boston Chowder Dilemma Sparks City Outcry
The piece decries New York style clam chowder grafted into Boston menus praising traditional Boston chowder. It laments hotel chefs and restaurateurs for watering the dish with timid, dubious versions while applauding Boston’s stubborn culinary heritage and the fight to preserve authentic chowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
The Laceless Corset Fad and Its Wit
A humorous discussion on a laceless stayless corset, predicting its arrival and social effects. The piece jokes about evolving fashion, costs, and the imagined practicality of a four-stay design with water tight bulkheads and unsinkable claims.
Notes and Comments on a Coney Island Traction Outing
J H Campbell recalls a traction company annual outing to Coney Island with 1000 plus women and children while noting the lack of male presence. He reflects on Votes for Women leaflets, finds sympathy for conductor Bob Lee, and observes happy families and well mannered mothers during the daylong trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Traction Company
Coney Boats
Bob Lee
Princess Daisy Pless to head London Shakespeare exhibit parade
Gossip from abroad notes Princess Daisy Pless, sister of the Duchess of Westminster, returns to London for the July 1 Shakespearean England show. She is chosen queen of beauty for the medieval procession, with European royals and a famed pearl rope in view.
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Princess Pless
London Court
Daisy Pless
Duchess of
Gardens and suppers brighten East Hill social week
The East Hill garden party for the fresh air farm was rained out, then moved to the Herron grounds with a dancing drawing room auction bar gain counter ice cream and candy sale. Proceeds support the fresh air farm. The era of preludes to the De Fritsch Anderson wedding continues with multiple gatherings across Clifton and Fairview Heights featuring families like the Herrons Renner and Perin, with guests from Dayton Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
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East Hill
John W. Herron, Jr
Herron
Fresh Air Farm
Frank L. Perin
Bishop's Gate
Clifton
Frances
Dayton
Elsie Talbott
Nelson Talbott
Clara Murdock
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dorothy Jennings
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Strong
Treadway
Cleveland
Perin
Woman's Realm: Harriet Taylor Upton Leads Ohio Suffrage Campaign
Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of Warren directs the suffrage drive from the state headquarters in Warren. She is president of the Ohio Woman's Suffrage association and guides the women suffragists through political strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Ohio Woman's Suffrage Association
Upton Telegram Reports Suffrage Endorsements
Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton of Warren Ohio sends a telegram to Miss Mary McMillan chair of the Woman's Suffrage party press committee announcing enthusiastic endorsement of woman’s suffrage by the G A R and the Woman's Relief corps on June 20. The Woman Suffrage party based at 411 13 Race street Cincinnati lists officers including President Mrs Elliott H Pendleton and several vice presidents.
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Upton
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren, C
Mary McMillan
Woman's Suffrage Party
Woman's Relief Corps
Woman Suffrage Party
Race Street
Cincinnati
Elliott H. Pendleton
Samuel Allen
Hamilton Bell
Moses Buttenweiser
Edith Campbell
Arthur T. Cobb
George Dittman
Louise
Columbus Suffragists Release a Suffrage Alphabet
Eastman, Mrs. Henry N Hooper, Mrs. Fenton Lawson and other named organizers publicize a suffrage alphabet and are distributing it broadly, with executive secretary and treasurer among active members.
Meeting of Association Opposed to Woman's Suffrage
Mrs William Force Scott announces a June 24 meeting at 8 15 PM in the Church of the Covenant Elm Street lecture room The address titled Some Phases of the Modern Woman Movement will be given by Mrs Scott of New York The public is invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Force Scott
Church of the Covenant
Elm Street
Scott
New York
Women Elect Delegates to Milwaukee Druggists Meeting
Delegates from Cincinnati were elected Thursday at Mrs. Edward Kipp’s Clifton home for the Woman's National Association convention of Retail Druggists' auxiliary to be held in Milwaukee in August. The group includes Mrs. C. F. Cramer Mrs. John C. Otis Mrs. Otto of Greenland Mrs. Fred Kotte and Mrs. Samuel Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Woman's National Association Convention of Retail Druggists’ Auxiliary
Milwaukee
Edward Kipp
Clifton
C. F. Cramer
John C. Otis
Otto
Greenland
Fred Kotte
Samuel Strauss
Hartwell Woman's Club names 1912 13 officers
The Hartwell Woman's Club merges Literary and Musical groups and announces officers for 1912 13 led by President Mrs F H Gorman and as many as 100 members. The season features lectures on women in history religion and literature, music displays, an operetta by members, a suffrage debate and topics from ancient to modern eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell Woman's Club
Hartwell
F. H. Gorman
W. L. Schellenbach
William E. Meyer
Frank Boland
A. E. McGilliard
Ada Johnson
Fred Y. Boos
Jesse Beeson
Jones Stagg
George Shives
H. A. DeCamp
Clifford Kern
Edwin Hubbard
Rome
Grecchi
Miss Pearl Carpenter Heads to Charlottesville Engagements
Miss Pearl Carpenter president of the Cincinnati Story Tellers league leaves Tuesday for Charlottesville West Virginia. She will appear on the university story telling hour and has engagements there that will keep her away for three or more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Carpenter
Cincinnati Story Tellers’ League
Charlottesville
W. Va
Storytelling Hour
Consumers' League Meeting Proposes Midday Closing
The Consumers' league issued fifty six invitations to retail merchants under president Miss Louise Sprigg to close at 6 p.m. for a half day during the three heated months. About a dozen responded led by Mr. Oscar Schlenck the Avondale grocer who said his business improved after adopting the half day for staff.
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Consumers’ League Meeting
Consumers’ League
Louise Sprigg
Oscar Schlenck
Avondale
Schlenck
Unity urged for retail measures in merchants meeting
A meeting discussed measures to bind employees to employers, with one man noting twenty three years in service. Prof Brooks attended and Miss Sprigg asked about a Retail Merchants association. The group agreed to refer the idea to the Commercial association for feasibility, as Kroger missed the session due to other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Brooks
B. H. Kroger
SUFFRAGE ALPHABET PROMOTES VOTES FOR WOMEN IN OHIO
A historical suffrage poem presents an alphabetic rallying cry. It links ballots, justice, duties, and Union ideals to women’s campaign for voting rights, urging action in Ohio.
Y W C A Vacation Cottage Opens July First
A new YWCA vacation cottage will open July 1. It will be open to members and nonmembers. For details inquire at the general office, 20 West Eighth Avenue.
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Young Women's Christian Association
West Eighth Avenue
Women’s Suffrage Party Meeting Highlights Equal Pay Debate
Mrs Von Krenze spoke at the Race Street headquarters urging suffrage mainly for equal pay for women teachers. Edith Campbell recounted struggles at the Delaware Home for Girls and with Dr Shepherd while Governor Harmon and allies push for women on state boards and voting power to combat trafficking.
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Woman’s Suffrage Party
von Krenze
Race Street
Cincinnati
Edith Campbell
Delaware
Shepherd
Harmon
Suffrage Meeting Garners Pledges From Forty Five Women
Bettie Wilson urged women to register and campaign for suffrage. Mrs Ricketts Snell and Dr Sarah Siewers presided at the door as forty five attendees pledged support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie. Wilson
Ricketts Snell
Sarah Siewers
Lincoln Memory Anecdote of a Mowed Field and Whetstone
Judge Landis recalls a Lincoln tale from 1834. Lincoln visited a farmer during a legislative bid and mowed three rows with the farmer’s scythe. Decades later the farmer and wife meet Lincoln, who recounts the field and reveals he placed a whetstone on a gatepost, where it remained for years.
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Landis
Northern District Court of
Illinois
Lincoln
White House
Judge Landis
Timothy Field
Mr. Lincoln
President
Revolver Battle in Memphis Leaves Officer Dead
A tense gunfight between police reserves and a gang of black suspects in Memphis resulted in the death of patrolman John M. Taylor and several wounded officers. Only one suspect was captured as others fled, with investigators linking the group to recent streetcar robberies in suburban areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
John M. Taylor
Pop Factory Blast Fatal for Columbus Man
Joseph Greenblatt a 47 year old pop factory operator in Columbus Ohio was fatally injured by a bottle explosion. A shard severed his throat and he died in the police ambulance en route to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph Greenblatt
Bandits Battle With Citizens End in Shootout
In Durant Oklahoma on June 21 armed men from Bokchito Durant and McAlester hunted bandits who robbed the First State Bank of Bokchito. The exchange of hundreds of shots left Robert Kelly fatally wounded and Dudley Morehead seriously hurt as the bandits escaped with about $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant, Okla
Bokchito
Durant
McAlester
First State Bank
Robert Kelly
Dudley Morehead
Three Icebergs Sighted Near Halifax by US Scout Chester
The United States scout cruiser Chester sighted three icebergs on June 17 as it entered Halifax. After a two day port stay, the ship resumes its ice patrol duties from June 2 and will sail to Philadelphia next week to coal and return. Temperature tests by Commerce and Labor representatives showed encouraging results in locating ice dangers.
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Commercial Tribune
Halifax
N. S
United States
Chester
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Department of Commerce and Labor
Postoffice Looted in Stryker Ohio
Overnight a safe at the Stryker post office was blown open and $100 in cash and no stamps were taken. Postmaster F. P. oe discovered the robbery this morning.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial ‘Tribune Newspaper Company
Rud K.hynicka
Walnut Street
Government Place
Commercial
Tribune Telephone
Canal
Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Reve
Bam
Bryan
Ww. J. B
Jeanica
Worrer
Gotham
Lobster Square
Cordingly
Bunker Hill
J. H. Campbell
Lfe
Traction Boys
Henri Chevalier
Tiest
Westminster
Cially
Earl's Court
Shakespeare
England
Europe
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Mary
Prince of
Salm
Zia
Nada Torby
Duke Michael
Russia
Torby
Daisy Cornwallis-West
Prince Pless
Elite
Lish Society
Edward
George, Queen Alexandra and
the Crown
Germany
Chamberlain
Lord Chamber
Lain’s Department
Joiced
William III
Mary I
Virginia
Ter
Staines
Thames
Elizabeth
Henry VIII
Qld
James I
Charles I
Frince of
Wales
Barn Elms
Whitehall
de Fritsch-Anderson
James Bradford Minor
Miami Boat Club
Miss Anderson
Helen
Robert, Taft
O. J. Renner
Martha Miller Renner
Carolyn Norris Renner
Fairview Heights
Carrie May Perin
Renner
University
Martha
Hughes High School
Wellesley
Carolyn
Mrs. Renner
Worthington Harry
Catay Perin
Rhoda Pearl Perin
Mary Jordan Strubla
Franklin D. Loveland
Clara
Louisville
Morton Joyce
Joyce
Barr
Circuit Court
Maria C. Collins
Mount Ika School For Girls
Newton
Mass
Nota
Michael Guyer
University of Cincinnati
Guyer
B. B. Breese
Evanswood
Place
Madisson
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Qeo
Edmond E. Miller
John Kilgour
Hotel Walcott
Kilgour
Mary Kilgour Miller
George Kerper
The
Walcott
F. C. Bentley
Walnut
Hills
Ruth Fenner
Fenner
Olive Fenner
Dorothy Thomas
Helen Kylius
Edna Pape
Irene Burgoyne
Howard Cloka
Irene Foster
Irma Chambers
Hartwell Woman’s Club
Antis
Ohio
Y. W. C. A. Vacation Cottage
Farmer
Oklahoma
Floating Mountain
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