Local Commercial Tribune issue details and postal rates
The Commercial Tribune presents subscription options for Great Britain and foreign countries via Universal Postal Union. Rates shown include daily and Sunday mail, one month to one year, with prices ranging from 1.50 to 18.00. Subscriptions prepaid. offices listed in Cincinnati and branch bureaus in Covington and London with reading rooms for Americans.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Sup- Covington
Scott St
Neares
Ewport
York St. Colonios
Outlook
Piagnincron
Postal Telegraph
London
Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
Sosne
Weather Summary for June 22 1906 Districts and Readings
The western high pressure area brought fine weather to the western section while the interior saw unsettled conditions from the lake region to Texas with scattered rains and thunderstorms. Abilene Texas hit 102, Cincinnati ranged 63 to 82, and the Gulf district topped above 90. The June 22 1906 station record ends at 8 p.m. with clear skies in Cincinnati and 0.14 inches of rain in the Columbus region.
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Lake Region
Texas
Ohio Valley
Gulf District
Abilene
Partly cloudy weekend across Ohio and Indiana with showers
Ohio sees partly cloudy skies with cooler air in the extreme southwest and showers possible Sunday. West Virginia forecasts showers Saturday and likely Sunday with variable winds. Kentucky has partly cloudy conditions Saturday then showers and a cooler night into Sunday. Indiana expects partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday showers with cooler, variable winds.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements and Arrivals
New York arrivals include La Provence from Havre Graf Waldersee from Hamburg Calabria from Naples. Gibraltar reports Slavonia from Trieste for New York. Liverpool records Ivernia from Boston and St Louis from Southampton in Marconi contact paths with sailing times. Cedric from Liverpool for New York also in contact. Boston flags Laurentian and Columbia departures for Glasgow and London respectively.
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la Provence
Havre
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Calabria
Naples
Gibraltar
Slavonia
Trieste
Liverpool
Ivernia
Boston
Sable Island
St. Louis
Southampton
Marconi
Plymouth
la Touraine
Genoa
Montserrat
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests by City and Name
A crowded record shows hotel arrivals in Cincinnati listing travelers from cities including Philadelphia New York Chicago Boston Buffalo New Orleans and London. Notable names include St Nicholas G Howard Shriver Alfred Weissman J E Lippert and George Alderdice among others.
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Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Eee
Almaly Wecesrsreek
Cincinnati
St. Nicholas
G. Howard Shriver
Philadelphia
H.C. Cornwall
G. Herbert Potter
Chicago
C. A. Clarke
Boston
Gibson
H. R. Carson
el Reno
Okla
DPD
M. Weill
Buffalo
B. Newman
William L. Moran
New Orleans
Burnet
R. W. Ballard
Alfred M. Weissman
London
England
J. E. Lippert
Milwaukee
G. H. Pratt
F. T. Bailey
F. W. Moses
Charles L. Bowly
J. S. Fireside
St. Louis
Munro
F. A. Duncombe
J. C. Killbrew
Washington
D. C
F. H. Smith
Pittsburg
J. W. Lederer
Providence
R. I. Honing
Cleveland
S. Coner
Louis Pilace
F. J. Blake
R. W. Brookline
Seattle
Wash
W. EB. Clifford
F. A. Goune
Detroit
Visitors at the Business Men's Club
Yesterday at the Business Men's Club the visitors included D. P. Thorp of Detroit, J. A. Henderson of Pittsburg, C. Howell of Charleston West Virginia, George L Jann of Philadelphia, and H. Pohscle and J. M. D. Robb of the city.
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Detroit
J. A. Henderson
Pittsburg
C. Howell
Charleston
W. Va
George L Jann
Philadelphia
H. Pohscle
J. M. D. Robb
City
Laura Kelly Dies After Class Day Address In Otawonna
Miss Laura Kelly of Owatonna Minnesota collapsed during the Pillsbury Academy Class day oration and died early today after appearing to become violently insane during the speech.
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Commercial Tribune
Owatonna
Minn
Pillsbury Academy
Laura Kelly
The Duty and the Pay Debate in Ohio Governance
Officials at Columbus spar over whether Governor Harris may draw the Governor of Ohio salary or only the Lieutenant Governor pay. Some cite precedents from Governor Young and constitutional duties, arguing the governor’s duties, not title, dictate pay. The dispute hinges on who performs the governor’s duties after Pattison's death.
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Columbus
Harris
Ohio
Thomas L. Young
President Hayes
Young
Pattison
Emigration Debate and Rate Bill Clash in 1908 Trade Policy
The piece weighs German emigration to Brazil against U S migration, arguing the Kaiser seeks southern trade influence while Monroe Doctrine remains intact. It then reviews the Hepburn railroad rate bill debates, noting how amendments threaten independent oil producers and coal interests, and the push to shield them from transport restrictions.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Standard Oil Company
Senator Foraker
Congress
Elkins
Des Moines Convention Seen on Senate Election Drawback
The Cleveland Leader argues for a constitutional convention at Des Moines to push for popular election of Senators. It cautions that amending the Constitution remains difficult requiring 34 state consent, and questions how the convention would alter the Senate while preserving checks and balances.
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Cleveland
United States Senate
Des Moines
Congress
Des Moines Convention Discusses Suffrage and Prohibition
The excerpt outlines anticipated debates at a Southern States gathering over suffrage, prohibition, interstate commerce amendments, and divorce. It hints at a possible influential Des Moines convention, but doubts a constitutional convention focusing only on Senatorial election methods.
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Des Moines
Congress weighs bill on Annapolis cadets dismissed for hazing
Lawmakers consider reinstating Annapolis cadets expelled over hazing incidents. The measure aims to allow their return for future service, arguing their prior experience could guide appropriate conduct and prevent future harm.
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Congress
Annapolis
Bryan's Fourth of July Oration In London Referenced
After Mr Bryan's London speech the British Lion concedes he is not aligned with the Proud Bird of Freedom. The remark positions Bryan in a light of independence and rhetoric in the July event.
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Mr. Bryan
London
Berlin Man Jailed for Three Years Over KaisER Wilhelm Remark
A Berlin court imprisoned a man for three years after he stated that Kaiser Wilhelm was a schaffkopf. The ruling sparked questions about the legal limits on criticism of the head of state.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Schaffkopf
Louisville Man Demonstrates Beer Use Knowledge Gap
A Louisville man who swallowed a beer check last week highlights how little the average Louisvillian understands amber uses.
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Louisville
Talking rivals and antics in politics and culture
The piece weaves satire on Greece and Roumania talks of future bouts and memories of a place called Old Kentucky Home. It also notes Speaker Cannon denying Roosevelt on packers, Oklahoma as a shooting star, and clerical denunciations of the peek-a-boo waist with Bryan, Hill, and other figures in a wry, era-tinged voice.
Eight-Year-Old Hero Rescues Little Girl
In Hoboken New Jersey an eight-year-old boy, Peter Copeni, risked his life by wading into a swamp off Seventh Street and rescued two-year-old Marjory Haines from drowning. He carried the child to the police station where she was reunited with her mother.
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Tribune
New York
Hoboken
N. J
Peter Copeni
Adams Street
Seventh Street
Marjory Haines
My Engineer Brightens Rails With Steady Courage
A tribute to the locomotive engineer who guides the steel giant with calm skill through sun and rain. The poem honors the duty that keeps workers and unborn children safe as trains dash along rail routes, facing curves, bridges, and perils with clear nerve.
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Brake
Fen
House to vote on unseating Wood in Missouri race
Washington June 22 under present arrangement the House will vote tomorrow on the unanimous report unseating Representative Wood Democrat of Missouri district four in favor of Mr Coudrey Republican.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House
Wood
Missouri
Coudrey
Marines In Readiness Ahead Of Elections
Three hundred United States Marines based at Camp Elliott were shifted to Corozal to be ready for any emergency during the elections scheduled for Sunday in Panama.
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Panama
United States
Camp Elliott
Corozal
Little Stories Well Told Across Chestnut Street
In Philadelphia a chance meeting unfolds a comic tale as a pale bookkeeper named George bursts into a room and Maud reveals their baby’s comical misstep while a new life and telephone humor color the scene. The vignette blends domestic detail with witty banter.
Parrot Feud Surfaces in Country House Visit
The Buffalo Times reports Mrs. Fassett lives alone with a butler his wife and a prized parrot. During a Sunday church run the butler hid Rowends parrot. a fall en route returns with both birds sparring in a parrot duel of phrases.
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Mr. Rowends
Two Treasures Hidden Beneath a buggy Seat in Jamaica
Mrs. Jessie De Mercado recalls a Jamaica trip in Harper's Magazine. In Old Harbor near Kingston she stored a muslin dress under a buggy seat. A boy she hired to drive home later claimed a tiny iguana from a local market slipped into the storage and led to the loss, to the narrator's shock.
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Jessie de Mercado
Harper’s Magazine
Jamaica
Old Harbor
Kingston
Sabbath Cry Brings George Murgatroyd From Bed
On a Sabbath morning George Murgatroyd hurries from sleep after his wife Maud alarms him with a cry. She had warned of a gas meter reader she suspected as a burglar's spy, and now the feared intruder may have returned, prompting a frantic search and urgent action.
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Geo. Murgatroyd
George
Maud
Yale professor’s blunt take on logic sparks student doubt
A Yale faculty member, famed for terse epigrams, dismisses logic. When a student asked about taking logic next year, the professor replied, Horse sense made asinine, revealing his aversion to logical study.
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Yale
Mharper
Notes and Comment on Charities and Streetcar Comfort
A writer recalls an old-fashioned lawn fete for women-led charity work, praising community spirit and children’s energy. He urges dry streetcar benches, cites coal wagon blockages in Philadelphia and Cincinnati, and notes a local Main Street disruption, calling for practical improvements.
A Glimpse of a Moorish Market and City Life
The writer recalls a crowded Moorish market with donkeys loaded with cargo and beggars, noting fierce cries and a mix of pity and awe. Contrast shifts to a rural scene with cerulean skies, green fields, and distant Mediterranean views, then questions life in a city lacking fire, police, or water infrastructure.
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Bedlam
Barnum
St. Louis
Earthquake Shocks Felt at Goodhue County Poor Farm
Earthquake shocks were distinctly felt last night at the Goodhue County Poor Farm near Red Wing Minnesota. No serious damage was reported and residents remained alert.
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Goodhue County
Commercial Tribune
Red Wing
Minn
Two Shocks Hit Santiago Cuba Damage Reported
Two earthquakes struck Santiago Cuba within a half hour early in the morning causing minor damage to many buildings and slight injuries to several people. The first tremor lasted fifteen seconds then a shorter heavier shock followed minutes later.
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Cuba
Santiago
Niagara Falls Bill Reaches Understanding for Preservation
Conferees on the Burton bill for Niagara Falls preservation met in Washington and reached an understanding expected to yield agreement on the measure tomorrow. The accord aims to safeguard the falls and regulate related activities as part of the federal preservation effort.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Niagara Falls
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