Commercial Tribune June 23 1909 notices and bureaus
The Commercial Tribune lists subscription rates for all editions with prepaid options and carrier delivery. It also provides branch offices and bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London Washington, noting addresses and services for newsboys and readers.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Regrets Failing to Justify School Board Incident
The Cincinnati school board faced a public discipline moment after an employee kicked a youth who did not bow to an order. The board argues regrets do not excuse the act and calls for measures to ensure self-control and prevent a recurrence to protect parental trust.
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Cincinnati
Weither
Arbitration Stance in Georgia Railroad Strike Sparks Tension
In a Georgia arbitration hearing, an attorney for workers warned that restoring negro firemen or granting them engine roles would provoke violence and endanger lives. The piece argues that such threats reveal a troubling public mood and underscore the necessity of upholding constitutional rights despite intimidation.
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Georgia Railroad
Georgia
Vacation Days and the Need for Summer Breaks
The piece argues that every person benefits from a vacation to prevent burnout and maintain productivity. It contrasts the exhausted office worker with the eager child and emphasizes that workers without respite become like machines, while thoughtful employers grant summer rest to sustain value and effort.
Jokes and Snippets From Old Papers
A collection of light quips and captioned gags drawn from various newspapers. It includes wry observations on debts, mules, spades, hats, and a doorbell mishap, with punchlines about garden spoons and politicking. The clips mix humor and persona sketches without a single continuous narrative.
Vacation for the Busy Worker in the Twentieth Century
The piece argues that a brief rest by the sea woods mountains or river recharges body and mind so workers perform better year round. It notes a majority of wage earners value their pay and hints at economic realities while mentioning Taft and other social observations.
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Jack
Public sentiment calls for calmer Fourth of July observance
The column cites two women opposing smoking seats on trains and laments rainy weather at the fair, then notes a Clifton woman protesting Ludlow avenue tree destruction. It urges saving trees, curbing fireworks abuses, and a more civilized Fourth of July as public opinion shifts toward restraint.
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Clifton
Ludlow Avenue
Weather and Obituary Notices Highlight 1909 Local News
Rain and thunderstorms sweep the interior with a sultry spell in the summer heat. Local weather shows showers in Ohio Indiana and neighboring states with west winds, while a long obituary list notes hospital deaths and inquests across multiple streets and ages.
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Mississippi
Minnesota
Gulf
United States
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Show Mixed Arrivals and Departures
Atlantic ports report arrivals of Kaser Wilhelm II in New York and Grampian in Glasgow and Neckar in Bremen. Departures include Noordam to Rotterdam and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to Bremen with Naples service, Cape Finisterre to Washington, and Caronia sailing to Norfolk. USA and European ports show several ships moving between major harbors.
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New York
Bremen
Noordam
Rotterdam
Indiana
Naples
Italia
Dover
Antwerp
Glasgow
Montreal
Genoa
Virginia
the Neckar
Baltimore
Liverpool
Norfolk
Cape Finisterre
Bremerton
Washington
Copenhagen
United States
Listing of names and places across states and cities
A long catalog of individuals and locations including Linton and W T Walsh of New York, Boyle of Chattanooga, Jack K Smith of Pittsburg, Meade of Boston, Levy of New York, Blankenheimer of St Louis, Saunders of Richmond, Nicholas Adolph Froehrick of New York, Lake of Chicago, Ayer of Richmond, Nagel of Denver, Jenkins of Mansfield, Eveland of Newark, Woods of Chillicothe, Havlin of Sheboygan, Stewart of Lexington, Ragland of Richmond, Speakman of Pittsburg, Wallin of Richmond, O Dell of Medina, Scott of Troy, Pirlett of Bangor, Munro of Tell City, McFadden of Memphis, Bell of Chicago, McClelland of Baltimore, Schlessinger of Cleveland, Bennett of Louisville, S Smith of McDermott, Pearson of Georgetown, Lackman of Seymour, Rehom of Lexington, Mosier of Cleveland, Scherr of Indianapolis, Pierson of Jackson, Wien of Chicago, Graves of Lexington, McCarthy of Boston.
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H. W. Ayer
Richmond
Palace
H. P. Nagel
Denver
Col
T. C. Jenkins
Mansfield
W. 3. Finney
Newcomerstown
M. E. Eveland
Newark
J. J. Woods
Chillicothe
O. Havlin
F. R. Daugherty
Sheboygan
Wis
John B. Stewart
Lexington
E. Ragland
Richmond, Va
W. Speakman
Pittsburg
Dennison
F. L. Wallin
Ind
O'Dell
Medina
N. Y
J. H. Scott
Troy
J. H. Pirlett
Bangor
Maine
Munro
F. R. Kasker
Tell City
W. V. McFadden
Memphis
Names and residences listed in obituaries and notices
A fragment lists numerous names with addresses and ages including Lenora Sipe Hazelwood James Sharber Justina Sanders Clay Duvall Edna Sanders Clarence Smith Mary Reddington Amalia Queckenstedt Frank Suhiman Anna Maurer Ludwig Bitzer Henry Musselman Bessie Stainrook Gertrude Healer Albert Hamburg etc. plus partial obituary noting Edward John Gregory R A president of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colors and William Loeffler former Chicago city clerk.
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Lenora
Paca Boo Oliver
Delevel
Clay H. Duvall
Carlisle Av
Edna Sanders
Szip
Almis
Ees Ae
Clarence J. Smith
College Hill
Mary Reddington
Richmond St
So Bernard
Ludwig Bitzer
Padi Orest
Wits Gunsons i Cp
Henry C. Musselman
Dayton, O
Bessie Stainrook
Linton Hotel
G. F
Jefferson
Gertrude Healer
Sos
Leek
Mieccles
William D. Burns
Axie Gillmore
Walter EB. Kearney
Columbia
Longworth & Elm
Spring St
Caroline Schroeder
Elm St
Oclaseo C. Welbourn
Angeles
Cal
Amnie Lloyd
Ayette & Clifton
John McGuiggan
Glendale
Anna Stamp
Ana LeRoy B. Humphrey
Wyoming
Ardella Bartlett
Lockland William Engelhardt
Elizabeth Leapets
Albert F. Hamburg
E. McMicken
Meyme McAvoy
Pleasant St
Fred J. Menzer, Jr
Edna H. Fick
Ee Herry
K. Moelder
Cherry
Katherina Brabender
Collins
William L. Stevens
E. Fifth
Frank P. Metz
Armory
Kate McAvoy
William Ferdelmann
Norwood Elizabeth Kaiser
Norwood August Blankmeyer
McMicken
Nellie Kruse
Massachusetts
Ellen DeLand
Hyde Park
Robert G. Piper
Maplewood&M’millan
Lucille W. Seymour
Madison
Joseph Cameron
Danville, Til
Nannie Williams
John
Frederick Schwaeble
Mamie Stelzle
Dorman
Georgee Mullis
Persee Anna Schehl
Loth
Ajilon M. Harvey
Chicago, Ill
Moses D. Colwell
Congress St
George G. Baetz
Edward John Gregory
R. A
The
Royal Institute of Painters In Water Colors
Great Marlow
England
William. Loeffler
Chicago
Promi
Union Gospel mission board to elect new superintendent
At a forthcoming board meeting of the Union Gospel Mission, Rev. C. C. Bruner is expected to be elected superintendent succeeding the late Sigmund Ragowsky. Also noted are W. F. McCauley’s Bible commentary due for fall press in serial form.
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Union Gospel Mission
C. C. Bruner
Sigmund Ragowsky
W. F. McCauley
Third Presbyterian Church
Edward Tepe
Norwood Democratic Club
Lillie Alhers
St. Elizabeth's Church
Nina Smith
Avondale
Bodo
Max Savin
Lottie
C. F. Geist
J. A. Whitaker
A. M. Eicchelberger
O. F Primrose
O. QO. Williams
City Hospital
Wire
Mack Eslein
Pike and Race Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Cincinnati
William Talbott
Tinner
Madison Avenue
Covington
Freeman Avenue
Kenner Street
William Harris
Mound Street
Nicholas Noll
Noll
Harris
Europe
Oakley
M. Kronenweth
National Road
Wheeling
W. Va
Viola Reese
Newport
Bessie Stagge
Ben Stagge
Main and
Sherman Avenue
Norwood
Gilbert Avenue
Rhyming quips and urban tales in early newspaper verse
A collage of verse and sayings notes clever lines about love and advertising. It includes a Boston Herald quip on payoffs of advertising and a Pittsburgh Post play on youth and satire, plus a Philadelphia Star jab at slang and a Life remark on a girl with a heart.
Near railroad planned for West Union Ohio and Harding in Cincinnati
Prosecuting Attorney W P Stephens of Adams county Ohio spoke in Dennison about a new auto line from Winchester to West Union to begin July 1. West Union, population 1500, would gain transit access though it lacks a railroad and power plant. Former Lieutenant Governor Warren G Harding, editor of The Marion Daily Star, visited Cincinnati with remarks on prosperity and European travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Stephenson
Adams County
West Union
Dennison
Winchester
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Social and Personal Notes on Westwood Weddings and Parties
The piece catalogs weddings engagements and social events across Cincinnati society. It notes the Cook-Work and Welbourn-Lloyd weddings in Westwood, a wedding at Branch Hill, carriage of Carl M. Jacobs to Berlin for study, Miss Luyte Mae Blackmore's marriage to Mark Solingen, and a string of visits and trips by prominent families including the Krippendorffs, Eton and Kohlsaat clans, with parties, dinners, and club events shaping a spring social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kris Penacets
Harry Cleneay
Larz W. Anderson
Frank Luire
Krippendorf
Louise Kohlsaar
Mary Miller
Elizabeth Cleneay
Helen Greene
Alexina Ferguson
Abbie Barnard Irgails
Frances Smith
Mary Scarborough
Messrs
Robert Black
Ross Bragg
Carl Schmidlapp
Wiliam Hunt
William Groesbeck
Julius Koehler
Fritz Forchheimer
Harold Maustis
Carl M. Jacobs
Charles M. Jacobs
Prospect Place
Europe
Jacobs
Cincinnati Law School
Berlin
Germany
Luyte Mae Blackmore
Victor H. Grogsius
Mark Solingen
Hamilton
Branch Hill
Miami
Marie Sohngen
Ralph Howell
Mr. Kerse
Victor H. Grossius
Grossus
Ed Sohngen
Charles Sohngen
Thomas Sohngen
Richard Kennedy
Charles Murphy
Richard Sohngen
Frank Connor
Connor
Lewis Sohngen
Paul Sohngen
Robert Sohngen
Phil Sohngen
C. D. Mathes
Lewis
Lee
Masters Dave
George Gohngen
Louise Sohngen
George P. Sohngen
Robert Howell
Ross Howell
Grace Evans
Belle Locke
Minnie May Grenemeyer
Marie Westfield
M. H. Williams
William Grossius
O. H. Karstendiek
Ackerman
Jean Karstendiek
Pauline Schneider
Pleasant Ridge
Amelia Schneider
John Paxton
Harry Hughes
Lucile Franke
Kemble Franke
Salt Lake City
Frank Robertson
New York
Sohngen
Middletown
Senator Carter Defends Hides on Free List Debate
National Capital gossip centers on Senator Carter of Montana who vocally protects beef hides from free-list status. His sharp critique targets Senator Lodge and tariff critics while praising Carter’s oratorical finesse and protective-levy arguments. Other senators like Taylor of Tennessee provide comic relief as Washington watches tariff maneuvering.
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Tom Carter
Montana
Uncle Tom
Bunko
Washington
Carter
William Stone
Sam Blythe
Mr. Carter
Aldrich
Senator Carter
New England
Benator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Roosevelt
Great
Northeast
Piper-Seymour wedding to be held at St Mark's Episcopal
After dinner the party headed to the park with Mrs. Allen and Miss Hibben supervising. The Piper Seymour wedding is set for today at St Mark's Episcopal church with the bridal party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Seymour.
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Thomas W. Allen
Queensi Club
Oak Raynor
Walter
Grace Allen
Chester Park
Mount Auburn
Mrs. Allen
Miss Hibben
Mises Natalie Dodd
Ruth Kinsey
Dorothy Matthews
Catherine Burton
Janet Allen
Florence Woodmansee
Messrs
Carlisle Murdoch
Raynor Allen
Walter Allen
Piper-Seymour
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
John Seymour
Wedding of Madge Elizabeth Thompson and Rippey T. Sadler
A Covington ceremony united Madge Elizabeth Thompson and Rippey T. Sadler in a stylish 8 o clock wedding at the Thompson home. An Easter lily adorned altar hosted Rev. MacGruder as the couple began a honeymoon trip to Harbor Point.
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J. E. Thompson
Covington
Madge Elizabeth
Rippey T. Sadler
New York
Palma
Ferns
H. O. Helstand
Governors Island
N. Y
Isabell Sadler Perin
Elizabeth Pope
Norwood
Ruth Duncan
Emme Kirkup
Daisy Glazier
Florence Shiffer
Gertrude Higgin
Pauline Robinson
Hattie Purser
Mable
Sybiller
Anerston
Elizabeth Sanders
Alma Betz
Josephine Dickerson
Sanders
Newport
Sam Coterie
Chester Park
Mise Mueller
Walter Dickerson
Mamaot
Cave
Olive Brown
Pittsburg
Jane Brown
In Vogue in Cincinnati Fashion Notes
In Cincinnati fashion notes feature dainty gold sandals with diamond dew drops and gold beads. Long pendant earrings branded as chic this season appear in coral jet or pearl. A pink crin Cavalier hat tops a garden party ensemble with a refined feminine charm.
Parisenne Accessory Details for Summer Style
The description notes mauve gauze roses pink rambler rosebuds and Parma violets trim a summer hat of shirred flowered organdie with a round rosette bow of apple green ribbon. An ebony parasol handle complements an all light costume. A gold bracelet with diamond fastening shines with jewel like glitter.
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Parma
Parisenne
Smart Tips for Men Fashion Inventions and Styles
A new cuff and collar protector of waterproof lithol linen keeps cuffs from ragging edges and can be cleaned with a damp cloth. A lightweight shoulder coat hanger of pier mache covered with satin presses garments to their original shape. French pique shirts with woven plaits and high fronts are shown, with plaid four in hands gaining popularity.
Curiosities and Local Anecdotes From Various Towns
A Kansas City judge recalls red haired prisoners during three years on the bench. In Saginaw Michigan a flock of ducks struck an electric light tower injuring many. Cheyenne barbers set a July 1 surcharge for neck and face shaves. Crawfordsville discovers John Rountree’s marble tombstone used as a freestone support. In Maryville Missouri, unpaid taxes mean jail for dog owners. Eight year old Stanford Parvis of Wilmington Delaware repeatedly arrested for horse driving with other people’s mounts.
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Kyle
Kansas City
Saginaw
Mich
Stanford Parvis
Wilmington
Del
Democracy of the irrigated farms shapes community life
The text praises small independent farms fostering social equality and cooperative harvesting and marketing. It contrasts with large-farm provincialism and notes rural mail delivery and daily papers linking farms to towns, highlighting a mobile, service-driven rural community.
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Potentittan
C J
Whee
National Geographic
Ee Wevis
Con
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