Subscriptions and delivery rates for Tribune daily and foreign mail
The Commercial Tribune Company of Cincinnati lists subscription options including daily and Sunday mail, with prices for 1 year, 6 months, and shorter terms, plus carrier delivery charges. Foreign rates cover Great Britain and the Continent with monthly to yearly plans, all payable in advance and remittance details.
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Cincinnati
Branth News Offices and Bureaus Listing
Advertisement shows Branth News Offices at Walnut Hills and various bureaus in Covington Washington Columbus and London with newsboys supplied. Reading room free to Americans.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert
Covington
Madison
Washington
Postal Telegraph Building
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Stag Hotel
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Republicans Err in Ohio Ticket Selection Blamed by Democrats
A Columbus convention fallout raises censure for Ohio Republicans who named a ticket without Democratic input or Lewis Bernard endorsement. The piece faults leaders for ignoring light from the Democratic side and for failing to select the strongest candidates, prompting Democratic disapproval and local party turmoil.
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Duckworth Club
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Cuba’s potential under U S protection and stable government
The essay argues Cuba can flourish with secure governance and American backing. It cites favorable geography and resources, notes past trade deficits, and projects a brighter balance of trade by 1902. It highlights US lead in breadstuffs meats and machinery but warns investment awaits political stability.
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Caribbean
United States
Great Britain
Spain
England
Germany
Abolish Billboards Across Cities and Public Nuisance
A Times report from Kansas City urges abolition or strong reduction of billboards cluttering streets. It quotes J. V. C. Karnes praising efforts, calls for four foot height and an area tax, and notes cross city comparisons and evolving public sentiment.
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Queen City
Women of Cincinnati Fear Dreamland Visitations
The piece notes Cincinnati women fear dreamland visitations like landslides and sea storms and rely on Bible and dream books for consolation. It mentions dissatisfaction with the Ohio Republican Congeco fe, while St. Louis has chosen its World's Fair site and claims to have the price in hand.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnnati
Ohio
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St. Louis
Wage gaps and work costs in Boston area women workers
The Record-Herald highlights a Massachusetts labor bulletin noting woman's earnings and expenses across Boston shop and restaurant jobs, Fall River and Lowell textile mills, Haverhill and Lynn shoe making, and domestic work. Net weekly wages reveal house workers often surpass shop and restaurant workers after necessary costs.
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Boston
Fall River
Lowell
Haverhill
Lynn
Cie
Weidkly
Sletel
Mayor Harrison's Fourth of July Pronunciamento Draws Youth's Gaze
The mayor's antifireworks stance for Independence Day captures attention from youngsters, who often mirror the defiant mood seen in other age groups toward parental limits on play.
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Harrison
Sage donation shocks with $250000 gift surpassing Carnegie scale
The report notes surprise at Uncle Russell Sage’s philanthropy gift of 250000 dollars, seen as exceeding expectations and rivaling Carnegie-scale contributions in impact and generosity.
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Carnegie
Split Feelings Mark Debate On Tariff Reform
The public remains torn between fear that Republicans will overhaul tariffs and worry that no reform will occur. The debate reflects deep divisions within democracy as parties weigh possible economic changes.
President Schwab Sees Unfilled $25,000 Jobs
The article notes President Schwab has several $25,000-a-year positions still open while critics imply lasers shows high unemployment. It contrasts administration hiring with public perception of labor availability.
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Fragmented Local Notice About a Franchise Dispute
A fragment from a newspaper page hints at a franchise dispute involving a gentleman and a company. Readable names or precise actions are unclear, but the text suggests a legal or business contention affecting a local issue.
Political Prognostication and Party Tensions
Con gressman Gaines withholds a clear preference while partisan chatter grows. Rainy forecasts mingle with Fourth of July bomb talk as Republican missteps raise Democratic concern. Kansas Democrats aim to sever Populist ties as Elijah Dowie stirs Chicago summer monotony. Ohio campaign gains scarce attention as Chauncey’s chatter looms.
Sunday Notes and Comments Echo Personal Opinions
Fragmented column scraps humor gossip and observations from readers and editors. Notes on a rainy night at Coney an $18 hat damaged by a woman and assorted asides about politics fashion and local life. Includes playful jabs at bankers and public figures with light social commentary.
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John
Coney
Presbyterian Faith Under Fire Over Mrs Henry Remarks
Rev E Trumbull Lee condemns Josephine Henry for attacking the Presbyterian faith. He defends women in the church as independent in governance and asserts Henry’s atheistic stance misrepresents church structure and the role of Presbyterian women. He calls the article misinforming the public.
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E. Trumbull Lee
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Henry
Impositions in Advertising Editorial
The Toledo Times editorial condemns street advertising for spoiling scenery and cluttering homes with posters and dodgers. It cites the need to tax outdoor signs by size and position to curb disfigurement and raise revenue, urging press support to push public action and eventual abolition of billboards.
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New York
Shane
the Tribune
Ohio Republicans and Taxation 1901 Platform Stance
The Ohio platform calls for tax reform to require equal shares of taxation from all property classes and to create machinery for fixing valuations to adjust to value changes. It criticizes past increases in state revenue through nonproperty taxes and favors reducing the burden on property while opposing schemes that place the entire tax burden on real estate.
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General Assembly
Widding Costume with Silk Straps and Panne Trim
Simple wedding costume features a 3 inch walking skirt lined with hateen and edged with glace silk trims. A tight back panel forms a box-plait with silk embroidery and a panne yoke. Toque has silk crown and panne brim with rosettes and feathers. Materials listed include six yards of fabric and various linings and silk for straps.
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Men of Affairs at Local Clubs Visit Cincinnati Figures
Visitors registered at the Business Men's Club include A Cochran from Maysville Kentucky and F P Toof from Paducah Kentucky. R H Roberts of the Pittsburg Field Club, a top Smoky City athletic group, is in Cincinnati as a guest of the Avondale Athletic Club. Roberts is a leading member of the Pittsburg cricket team which faces Gym eleven at the East End grounds on Saturday.
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Memorial services for Hoosier writers held in War saw
Three memorial services were conducted by Western writers in Warsaw Indiana with addresses by George S. Cottman Benjamin Parker and John W Carr plus readings from three novelette chapters by John yefiod W H Venable and Will Cumback Also a sketch by Cottman and a poem by Orpheus Everts concluded the program
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Anderson
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H. W. Taylor
George 8. Cottman
Indianapolis
Benjamin 8. Parker
Newcastle
Cincinnatians See Part in New York Event
New York dispatch lists Cincinnati attendees including J Rauh J Strauss Mr and Mrs H Warwah H Barth J W ee Miss ving W Kennedy C Kuhn R Stewart H Whitaker J Woonitaker J Goldberg E Hart G H Robinson among spectators at a June event with Mr J Rauh and Mr J Strauss prominent.
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New York
Settlement Terms Sought by N C R Co In Labor Talks
International Vice President Nick Dutle conferred with National Cash Register Company officials today and was sent a message to the strikers. The message reportedly outlines possible settlement terms to end the strike.
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Divorces Granted in Dayton Courts
In Dayton Ohio on June 26 the Common Pleas Judges granted decrees in several divorce cases. Cases decided today include Amy Miller versus Burl G Miller Elizabeth Kaiser versus Melchair Kaiser Cornelius Kane versus Josephine A Kane Mary Dowell versus Walker Dowell John H Schmidt versus Mary Schmidt and Ludwig Rung versus Mary Ung.
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Burl G. Miller
Elizabeth Kaiser
Melchair Kaiser
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Josephine A. Kane
Mary Dowell
Walker Dowell
John H. Schmidt
Mary Schmidt
Ludwig Rung
Maryung
Traction boom and steel trust reshaping the market
Bullish chatter drives NYC traction stocks as insiders buy while rail and industry profits surge in June. United States Steel plans to dissolve National Sheet Steel and Hoop, centralizing operations under Carnegie, saving about 400000 dollars yearly. Tension grows among iron firms as consolidation continues, with emphasis on stable leadership and careful staffing. A salt trust rumor links Standard Oil to new mega-alliances amid ongoing market optimism.
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Amenda Stilwell Sues Dr H J Guy for 6000 Damages
Amenda Stilwell files suit for 6000 damages against local physician Dr H J Guy alleging malpractice. She says he failed to treat her skillfully and, after months of treatment, remains very ill.
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Mina and Cecily Weigh Disney's Quiet Influence
Mina seeks advantage in London via Mr Disney while Cecily fears discovery. Lady Evenswood guides cautious plans as a secret letter references Viscount Broadstairs. Mina vows to help, even if it risks Harry and Cecily. Cecily fears being used as a tool in the intrigue.
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