Subscriptions and addresses for The Commercial Tribune
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions including overseas and carrier delivery, with prices for various terms and regions. It details payment methods, requests full postal addresses, and lists multiple bureau offices in Cincinnati and nearby cities including London.
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Unsettled Weather and Temperatures Across Regions
The interior shows unsettled weather with low pressure from Texas to the lakes bringing rain and storms. the Northwest moves toward clearing and cooler conditions. Cincinnati recorded 7 to 62 degrees. a June 23, 1906 report lists daily highs and lows, temperature deficiencies, and precipitation deficits since January 1, 1906.
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Lakes
Cincinnati
Regional Forecast Sees Showers Then Clears Across States
Ohio, West Virginia and Indiana: showers on Sunday with Monday turning fair, winds variable. Kentucky: showers Sunday, cooler in extreme west, Monday turning fair.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Port Cities
The report lists arrivals and departures of numerous ships at various ports including New York Boston Havre Boulogne Liverpool and London. Vessels named include The Caledonia Bethania Altonia Etruria Victoria Lucania Minne sota and others with routes from Hamburg Trieste Naples Genoa and more. It notes the Etruria near Nantucket lightship communicating en route to New York and expected dock times.
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Ocean Steamship Movements
New York
Caledonia
Glasgow
St. Louis
Southampton
Etruria
Liverpool
Cedric
Pretoria
Hamburg
Dover
Finland
Antwerp
Minneapolis
London
Cherbourg
Furnessia
Oceana
Plymouth
Koenig
Luise
Naples
Genoa
Campania
Queenstown
Siasconset
Altonia
Trieste
Nantucket
Boston
Bethania
Havre
la Touraine
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Montreal
Moville
Lucania
Kroonland
Philadelphia
Fiumbe
Pannonia
Liguria
Rome
Citta di Palermo
Galveston
Norfolk
Rhynland
Batavia
Strathtay
San Francisco
Bremen
Hannover
Baltimore
Astoria
Minnetonka
Statendam
Leghorn
Perugia
Marseilles
VNI
Visitors Registered at the Business Men's Club
Visitors registered at the Business Men's Club yesterday include W. H. Armstrong Chicago J. L. J. LaBlance city R. C. Stewart Louisville W. L. Smith city W. B. Nye Syracuse N Y O Edwards Paris Ky C. Holfinger Louisville John Holfin ger Los Angeles Cal O. M. Batton city.
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Business Men’s Club
W. H. Armstrong
Chicago
J. L. J. LaBlance
City
R. C. Stewart
Louisville
W. L. Smith
W. B. Nye
Syracuse
N. Y
O. Edwards
Paris
C. Holfinger
John Holfinger
Los Angeles
Cal
O. M. Batton
Prosecution of Interstate Pack Concessions Sets Example
Judge McPherson fines the Cudahys Armours Morrises and Swifts at 15000 each and sentences George L Thomas and L B Taggart to four and three months in prison for unlawful rate concessions. The verdict upholds existing law to curb rebates and concessions and signals appeals to the Supreme Court with supporters backing Moody and Senator Foraker.
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Cudahys
Armours
Morrisés
Swifts
George L. Thomas
L. B. Taggart
New York
McPherson
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Messrs
Thomas
Taggart
Washington
Moody
Senator Foraker
Senator Elkins Appeals to Bankers on Wealth Distribution
In addressing West Virginia bankers Senator Elkins admits ignorance of poverty banishment yet asserts certainty it will come. He argues the key issue is unintelligent wealth distribution, praising a shift toward intelligent division while offering no concrete remedy beyond urging action and support from others.
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Senator Elkins
Elkins
Taurus
Ursus
Hikins
Free
Bikins
London jam factory scandal shocks readers
The British inspection report exposes a London jam factory selling "purest of jams" while evidence reveals ants in dried raisins rotten pulp and filthy ingredients. The New York Times London desk notes the repellent findings and the grim contrast with Packingtown methods.
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Goff
Jam factories and rotten eggs scandal in London
The Times correspondent reports inspector findings at a confectioner in London. Rotten eggs used in pastries and creams are common among many shops, while jams labeled pure are tainted by dried raisins infested with ants and other insects. The piece contrasts these conditions with Packingtown and shifts focus to the scandal in England.
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John Bull
England
Times
London
Campbell-Bannerman
Packingtown
Realson
Little Isle
Duke William
Harold
Hastings
Kansas Senators and the Costs of Disrepute
The Kansas City Journal outlines a string of troubled senatorial predecessors tied to the Benson lineage. One died by self harm, another resigned to avoid expulsion, a third was investigated for bribery though not linked to the senator, and Burton also faced censure. The piece ponders Kansas’s harsh political punishment versus other states.
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Benson
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Burton
Colorado
Washington
Outlook for General Trade and Markets
The piece notes steady finance with no shocks in the past week. A Southern pig iron price cut sparks little excitement amid fears of work stoppages and potential consolidation. Winter wheat looks strong. corn prospects remain uncertain until frost. Stock market remains listless. after Congress adjourns, authorities may push securities higher, though risks persist. Overall trade remains steady as labor is employed and farmers hold crops, supporting prices of maturing crops.
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James W Hopple Noted Editorial Writer of The Courier Journal
The Kentucky State Journal salutes James W Hopple a longtime CJ editorial writer admired for his scholarly versatility and unique influence as he is now recognized in his own state.
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Kentucky State Journal
James W. Hopple
Courier-Journal
C.J
Hopple
There is something cowardly about fear in Boston Herald
The Boston Herald laments fear as cowardly and contrasts it with valor, implying bravery is needed when facing danger. The remark prompts readers to consider courage as a response to fear and danger.
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New Jersey man claims lightning etched snake on arm
A New Jersey man says a bolt of lightning etched a snake on his arm while noting rarer effects sometimes attributed to Jersey strikes, including blue monkeys on bed posts.
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Jersey
Cleveland Considers Spare Hour for Bryan Banquet Flair
Mr. Cleveland may spend a spare hour or two crafting an impromptu expressive remark for the Bryan banquet. The plan centers on a brief speech or toast reflecting the event's tone and audience.
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Bryan
Watterson’s Hint Stirs Grudge Over Sage of Princeton
In remarks praising Grover Cleveland Mr. Watterson hints at an old clash with the Sage of Princeton, suggesting past tensions may still influence current views.
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Watterson
Sage
Princeton
Kansas Farmers Rally Over Senator's Attire
Kansas farmers protest a new senator's clothing as a sign of state prosperity doubts. The event highlights rural discontent with political representations and their impact on regional economy.
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Kansas
Elijah Dowlé Vows Return Sparks Call for Injunction
If Elijah Dowlé comes back to earth again as he vows he will, observers hope for government by injunction to curb his actions.
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Earth
Political rattlings and reform tickets surface in GOP year
Kansas suitor for Supreme Judgeship on Prohibition ticket signals party divisions. Aguinaldo pursues insular legislative seat on Reform ticket opposing tock fighting. Bryan interviews gain traction within Democratic hopes. Toledo iceman case stirs local politics. Addicks and Armour hints at retirement. Fourth of July preparations rise as Oyster Bay eyes renewed prominence.
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Philippines
Reform
Ibsen Courtship Tale Tests Love With Wait For Fraulein Thoresen
A French contemporary tells how Henrik Ibsen, eager yet shy, wrote a proposal by letter and waited two hours at Pastor Thoresen’s Bergen home. The prank ends when Fraulein Thoresen laughs from under the sofa, declaring she wanted to see how long he would wait and then asks for help to rise.
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London Globe
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Ibsen
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Will Power Over Disease Governor Pattison's Death
Editor letters discuss whether doctors should have disclosed Governor Pattison's illness. They argue that knowledge would not have changed outcome as kidney disease is often fatal. sudden death is typical due to toxins and heart paralysis. Doctors Holt Oliver and Belt are praised despite criticism.
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Hotel Guests List From Across The Nation
A compiled roster shows arrivals at Cincinnati hotels including William Evans Chicago and I J Jackson Cleveland among many others from New York Philadelphia Denver and London. The long list names guests and associated cities or states indicating a broad traveler presence at multiple hotels.
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Grand
B. Evans
Chicago
R. I. Jackson
Cleveland
W. G. Jeffrey
Erie
Harvey H. Smith
New York
St. Nicholas
William Carroll
Gridley Adams
New Rochelle
N. Y
F. M. Bacon
W. R. Callefour
New Orleans
Burnet
Louis C. Apt
James B. Donavan
Boston
George C. Rice
A. Theodore Abbott
Philadelphia
Gibson
S. M. Houser
F. R. George
H. J. Krebiel
W. A. Lane
Denver
Col. Munro
Ira Gratz
George H. Beandon
Newark
N. J
C. H. Moss
J. D. Groff
Lackman
J. V. Baer
St. Louis
USC Receives $25,000 Gift from Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie has donated 25,000 dollars to the University of Southern California. President George T. Bovard announced the gift during yesterday's commencement exercises at the university in Los Angeles.
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Andrew Carnegie
University of Southern California
George T. Bovard
Weary Wanderer Longing for Rest and Rebirth
A lyrical meditation on fatigue and desire to sleep and start anew. The speaker roams in darkness like a rat in a mill, hearing unseen songs and bells while dreaming of peaceful woods, fishing, and a reset life free of temptations and harsh paths.
Bible Verse Vacation Guide Sparks Donations and Debate
A reader notes a $5 donation to the Fresh Air Fund and urges printing officers’ names with donation lists. The letter extols a New York Sun approach to vacations using scripture and cites numerous biblical verses as a travel guide and model for public notices.
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Fresh Air Fund
New York Sun
Old Stone Well Moves With Bainbridge Landslide
Residents report a major landslide on Higgins Hill near Bainbridge, causing a mud road to vanish. An ancient stone well, sixteen feet deep with twelve to fifteen feet of water, slid twenty two feet down the slope with its windlass still intact and water turbid.
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Bainbridge
Higgins Hill
Absent-M minded Woman Realizes Wrong Church During Service
A Sunday churchgoer in Chicago entered a church, joined the service, and after the collection basket passed she realized she was in the wrong church. She removed the coin, apologized to the usher, and hurried out.
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Two Youths In Rural Town Attract Complaints
A Buffalo Times tale describes two youths courting two belles in a rural jurisdiction. After a cordial visit and supper, they lingered past 9 pm. The old lady calls for her daughter Matilda to confirm whether the boys have left, using blunt language about their behavior.
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Open letter from Pike County candidate for County Clerk seat
The candidate argues for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk in Pike County. He mocks a past loss, promotes plain English records, and questions the $15 000 salary of Mr Patterson. He pledges one term, criticizes graft, and asks constituents to support a “square deal” and fair share of good things.
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Pike County
Kansas City
Patterson
Suitor Checks Suitor with Rigid Future Plans
Marshall P Wilder recounts a Wilkesharte tale from Harper's Weekly about a young man courting a wealthy heiress. The father tests him asking about future preparations and the suitor replies he is a Presbyterian but would convert if needed.
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Marshall P. Wilder
Wilkesharte
Harper's Weekly
Catt Quips On Delicate Motion At Woman’s Club
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt, famed women's rights leader, commented on an untactful motion at a woman’s club. The Youths Companion reports she compared it to a Ripon man who after years of marriage is teased for not showing affection.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
Ripon
Hal
Reform Mayor Weaver Praised for Clean Philadelphia Order
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Mayor John Weaver receives praise from a clergy delegation for his clean administration. He cites improved elections after recounting a story of a Philadelphia voter who discovered seven supporters in one charmingly candid moment.
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John Weaver
Philadelphia
Weaver
Unfinished Homes Share Woes Across Fences
Two neighbors trade grievances behind a backyard fence in a humorous aside from The Youth's Companion. Mrs Higgins laments unfinished upstairs rooms and a leaking roof as her carpenter husband does nothing while Mrs Clingman says her former firefighter husband must rise early to tend the boiler locomotive fire.
Tangier Gardens and a Moorish Host
In Tangier Prof Herrick befriends a cultured 23 year old Moor who invites them to two Moorish gardens. They visit a two acre enclosure with a four room bungalow and irrigated terraces filled with fruit trees flowers and birds. They lunch on the floor and tea in the garden as a slave owner hosts them with warm hospitality. The account reflects cross cultural encounters and traveler’s wonder at tropical abundance.
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Tangier
Herrick
Paradise
Feats of Indian Magic in Pawnee Village
Populist candidate Th. Tibbles recalls border days among Pawnees. A naked man swallows an antlered deer head in a ring while another Indian vanishes beneath a blanket. The illusion ends with the second figure appearing and the blanket dropping empty.
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