Commercial Tribune June 29 1907 notices and bureaus
The Commercial Tribune issues subscription rates and year plans for daily and Sunday editions. It lists foreign rates for Great Britain and Universal Postal Union countries and details branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Columbus Washington and London with newsboy service and reading rooms.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Columbus
Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather unsettled as high pressure breaks up across regions
The latest conditions show unsettled interior weather with high temperatures in Texas and North Dakota spreading westward. Clouds and showers increase in central valleys while a temperature drop continues after the recent high pressure. Cincinnati recorded daily temps from 64 to 74 degrees, 7 degrees below average for June 28, 1907.
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Texas
North Dakota
Cincinnati
Ohio to West Virginia and Indiana Weekend Weather
Ohio showers Saturday with Sunday fair and warmer under fresh variable winds. West Virginia has showers Saturday and Sunday. Kentucky fair in the west with thunderstorms in the east on Saturday. Indiana fair and warmer Saturday with Sunday partly cloudy and light variable winds.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements From North Atlantic Ports
Maritime traffic updates list arrivals and sailings at Sable Island Nantucket Lightship and various ports including New York Boston Liverpool Naples and Plymouth. Ships named include S New York bound liners and German and British vessels with expected dockings and sailings across the week.
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Sable Island
New York
Southampton
Marconi
Sandy Hook
la Touraine
Havre
Liverpool
Nantucket
Cincinnatians in New York
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Cincinnatians registered at New York hotels including W. J. Anderson T. P. Sissidy J. C. Culbertson S. H. Jacobs A. W. Koch J. M. McDonald L. Mins ter H. Rollerman and J. A. Rollerman staying at city hotels on June 28.
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New York
Commercial Tribune
W. J. Anderson
T. P. Sissidy
J. C. Culbertson
S. H. Jacobs
A. W. Koch
J. M. McDonald
L. Minster
H. Rollerman
J. A. Rollerman
Publicity urged by Ohio bankers to bolster trust in banks
Members of the Ohio State Bankers Association praise publicity as a check on banking risk. They argue for mandatory public disclosures by state and national banks to protect depositors, noting past failures and urging broader supervisory powers and transparency to boost confidence in Ohio banking.
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Ohi- State Bankers’ Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Farding
Harter
Joseph H. Millspaugh
The
Gas, Light and Fuel Company
Anderson, Ind
Havlin
Hoosier State
Defense counsel paints judge as harsh public official
The article notes defense lawyers, trying to save their client, depict Judge Loving as a harsh, disagreeable, hotheaded public official and an undesirable citizen.
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Loving
Jury Awards Wife $2500 for Husband Hair Pulling
A New York jury awarded a wife $2500 after a married man pulled out a handful of her hair. The court ruling treats hair pulling as a personal injury and reflects the evolving view of domestic relations in civil disputes.
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New York
Saint Louis Beer Linked to Southern French Riots
Some papers in the South of France attribute riotings to locals taking to drinking St. Louis beer. The explanation is presented as plausible and convincing.
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France
St. Louis
Whisky from Chicago blamed in Italian colony killing
The Kansas City Journal attributes the recent killing in the Italian colony within its coverage area to the whisky imported from Chicago, framing the incident as the result of that liquor's arrival in the locale.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Chicago
Gorky Labels Americans Silent and Gloomy
The article quotes M. Gorky calling Americans a silent and gloomy people while noting Max never heard the yells on Fountain Square when the Reds scored.
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M. Gorky
Max
Fountain Square
Reds
Osage Chief Ha na to pah Travels by Auto on Reservation
Osage leader Chief Ha na to pah tours his reservation by automobile as proponents of assimilation celebrate what they call a progress milestone in civilization efforts.
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Ha-na-to-pah
Harvard Leader Urges Action and Opportunity
President Eliot of Harvard counsels taking initiative and using intellect to open doors of opportunity. The remark underscores a push for proactive effort and personal responsibility.
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Eliot
Harvard
Baby heir receives commission as Colonel of Infantry
The infant heir to the Spanish throne is named as a Colonel of Infantry, reflecting a ceremonial honor and royal signaling of future duties within the armed forces. The appointment underscores traditional connections between the monarchy and military ranks while not implying immediate command.
Patterson murder confession elusive to date
To date Harry Orchard has not confessed to being the man who killed Billy Patterson. The article notes no admission from Orchard and records ongoing questions about his involvement.
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Harry Orchard
Billy Patterson
Name listings show broad list of allies and residents
A long OCR scan catalogs pairs and affiliations across cities from Columbus to Vienna. The fragment lists individuals with surname cardings and hometowns, covering many states and international names, indicating a social or directory-like record rather than a narrative item.
Price Quip In Billing Sketch At Somerville Journal
A humorous exchange shows a dealer quoting three dollars and forty seven cents while a poet insists on charging and jokingly asks to change a ten thousand dollar bill. The snippet captures a playful dialogue likely from a columnist or cartoon caption in the Somerville Journal.
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Somerville Journal
Taxation Riddles and Pleasant Nostalgia from a Local Column
The writer muses on New York City taxes where Rockefeller pays about 6 000 on 3 million, Mrs Sage about 11 000 on 7 million, and asks why assessments can’t rise. He congratulates Ed Bixby, new Ohio Bankers president, and reminisces fondly about honeysuckle in the suburbs and the charm of old time picnics with family recipes and simple pleasures.
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New York City
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York
Patch Test of a Gardener Turns on Overalls
A New Englander hired a gardener based on his clothing. Two applicants appeared. the choice went to the plainer man because the proprietor judged workers by their overalls. If the patch is on the knees or seat, it signals the worker’s suitability.
Drove for Lincoln by Wichita Auctioneer Benner Remembers
Wichita's J A Benner aged 72 recalls Abraham Lincoln as the best man he ever saw. He and Lincoln were warm friends in the early 1850s and drove with Lincoln when he helped county judges travel for cases. Benner notes Lincoln's courage fairness and absence of alcohol on trips.
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Abraham Lincoln
Wichita
J. A. Benner
Kansas
Wichita Eagle
United States
Urbana
Champaign County
W. W. Davis
Leonard Sweat
Judge Davis
Lincoln
Springfield
Mattoon
Danville
Davis
Mr. Lincoln
Some Editorial Difficulties
Editorials in the Denver Republican discuss Roosevelt’s Jamestown speech urging temperance in press expression. They note editors face practical temptations from readers, reporters, and rivals and question how to remain mild while still critiquing events and errors.
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Denver Republican
Roosevelt
Jamestown
Green Apple Time in the Year’s Green Orchard Revels
The excerpt evokes spring memories as locust blooms fade and fish bite, water invites swimming, and life feels light with harvest promise. The orchard joins in, bells of boyhood chime, robins sing, and the year’s green apple time arrives.
How to Breathe for Tuberculosis Health
A French medical piece urges pure air and correct breathing to combat tuberculosis. It stresses open air exposure, sun, and seaside cures, but says patients must learn to breathe through the nose and engage thoracic muscles to oxygenate blood and strengthen the body.
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la Medicine Francaise
Ellen Terry On Dress Practice And Stagecraft
Ellen Terry recalls McClure's essay on her first long dress and lessons from Oscar Byrn the dancing master. She describes learning to walk with a pinned blanket and walking the plank, plus drills that sharpen posture and speech, praising Byrn and lamenting neglect of deportment today.
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Ellen Terry
McClure’s
Oscar Byrn
Byrn
Mr. Burn
Remarkable 57 Year Old Woman Swims Ten Mile Goal
Lina Brandenburger, 57, trained by Prof. Muegge, swam five miles up the Meramec River and reached a float. She aims to complete a ten mile marathon in the Mississippi River on October 2, facing top male swimmers. Brandenburger learned swimming five years ago and astonishes athletic circles with her mastery.
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Missouri Athletic Club
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Bugs and Birds Dialogues of a Witty Roundtable
A humorous exchange features Little Crow and Big Crow revealing Willie Raddish’s engagement in a cornfield. Caddie humor comes from a golf insect quip about an ant hill on the seventh hole. Sandy Stork jokes about a humanity strike.
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Big Crow
Willie Raddish
Little Crow
Hotels Show Traveling Business Crowd Of Notables
Notables from Columbus Toledo Springfield Buffalo and St Louis stay at Hotel Havlin Gibson and Dennison. Business leaders discuss insurance money markets lumber and gas while Paris and Philadelphia observers comment on American dining habits and social norms.
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Nee Landers Seton
Atlanta
el Little Rock
Baltimore
Louisville
Bismarck
Memphis
Buffalo
Mont Mery
Cairo
Nash Lle
North Platte el
Oklahoma
Birmingham
Ala
John J. McCloskey
la Crosse
Wis
St. Nicholas
Charles E. Lowden
New York
Frank Freed
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L. D. York
Portsmouth
W. H. Ray
St. Louis
Burnet
Charles I. Barnes
Louis R. Rogasner
Milwaukee
John D. Armstrong
Boston
P. Porter
Wamsley
O. Linton
W. H. Matthews, Jr
Pittsburg
H. F. Hughes
George D. Payne
Joseph Herzberg
Philadelphia
Gibson
H. E. Smith
Indianapolis
H. W. Chaffee
Mexico City
L. Cavnah
Denver
Col
Pauline Miller
Tenn
A. C. Speed
Columbus
Toledo
Havlin
Mr. Speed
Mayor Busse's Start in Chicago Politics and Business
The new Chicago mayor, Fred Busse, rises from humble beginnings. He built a coal and express business from an orphaned horse and wagon gift, later expanding to coal retail. As postmaster, he boosted Chicago's postal force by 600 and improved office management, while remaining active in Washington. He was injured in a train wreck near Altoona but still voted on election day.
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Fred Busse
Busse
Busse Coal Company
Chicago
Leage
Washington
Altoona
How Albatross Fly Captured by Passenger Scientist
The Philadelphia Record describes a British Columbia to San Francisco voyage where a scientist photographed an albatross gliding with extended five foot wings during a downward stroke. The image reveals unseen wing movement that enables swift flight on atmospheric slopes.
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Philadelphia Record
British Columbia
San Francisco
Uncle Sam
Buck Freeman Breathes Music Into Minneaplis Home Runs
A poem celebrates Buck Freeman's home run power as the Minneapolis Journal riffs on the thrill of his clouted hits. The speaker invites fans to the bleachers with corn, pop, and a scorecard to roar at Buck Freeman as he belts balls into the stands.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Journal
Lorell
Gabriel
Minne
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