The Commercial Tribune Publication Details
The page lists publication data for The Commercial Tribune established 1793 with offices in Cincinnati and branch news offices in Walnut Hills Angenton Newport Washington London. It includes subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery options and overseas rates for Britain and the Continent.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Rcial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
Eshelby
Britain
Continent
Universal
Commercial Tribune. CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Ington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Io Square
Weather Outlook Promises Showers and Cooler Day
The forecast from the federal weather chief in Washington predicts scattered showers today with a sharp drop in temperature. Expect a cool, fresh day across the region, ending by 7 p.m. local meridian time, June 28, 198. The outlook compares today with the same date in the prior three years.
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Father Bureau
Washington
Tempee
Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia
Ohio shows showers with cooler highs Monday and Monday night, then fair Tuesday with light to fresh southwest to west winds. Indiana expects showers and cooler Monday, Tuesday fair with light to fresh west to northwest winds. Kentucky reports partly cloudy Monday, showers and cooler by night, Tuesday fair and cooler. West Virginia is partly cloudy Monday with showers and cooler at night or Tuesday.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ocean steamship arrivals and departuresdated reports
Arrivals include The Columbia from Glasgow and Moville in New York. The Zeeland from New York to Dover and Antwerp reported miles west at 1 30 pm and expected Dover by Monday noon. The California from New York to Glasgow arrived at Moville. The St Louis from New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg reached Southampton. The Umbria from New York via Queenstown arrived at Liverpool. The Lucania sailed from Liverpool to New York.
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New York
Columbia
Glasgow
Moville
Lizard
Zeeland
Dover
Antwerp
California
Southampton
St. Louis
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Umbria
Queenstown
Lucania
Many Names Are Listed in Society Notices
A long list of marriages or social connections appears, naming pairs and their cities including Louisville Huntington New York Cleveland Philadelphia Columbus and more, with multiple spouses and witnesses across states. The dense roster reflects a parade of potential brides and grooms and their locations.
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Palace
William H. Bush
Louisville
E. A. Leets
Clarksburg
W. Va
O. EB. Scott
Huntington
Ind
E. H. Bryant
Maysville
Munro
C. B. Heater
New York
D. Gratz
J. J. Dowling
Boston
Henry Weil
Mansfield
C. Haviin
E. Nutters
Philadelphia
J. W. McNair
George B. McGrath
Cleveland
Tom B. Christopher
Greenville
O. Emery
M. G. D. Scott
William P. Stine
Charleston
F. W. Black and Wife
Portsmouth
Frank Hudson
Lackman
J. B. Irwin
Columbus
Hughes
Hamilton
C. G. Lee
Ashville
N. C
T. C. Conner
Honing
Charles Vance
Peru
J. P. Kelsey
Somerset
Edward V. Aler
Parkersburg
Floyd Mahan
Lexington
Linton
M. R. Curry
Chicago
W. V. Parker
8. M. Goldsmith
Detroit
C. W. Lockwood
Saginaw
Mich
Osgood
E. C. Stoneman
Memphis
Gibson
Cincinnatians Sailing Abroad on Kaiser's New York Voyage
Passengers listed for the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sailing from New York to Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg on June 3 include Cincinnati residents Miss Carrie 8 Cooley Mr Carl Hagedorn Mr and Mrs Theodore B Paxton and Mr and Mrs Jacob Sachs.
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New York
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Carrie
Cooley
Carl Hagedorn
Theodore B. Paxton
Jacob Sachs
Our Mainstay the Farmer in Minna Irving Verse
A poetic piece urging confidence in farmers amid financial turmoil. It contrasts bank failures and Wall Street greed with the farmer's steadfast sowing and harvest. The speaker warns against neglecting duties like collecting hay and paying dividends, while emphasizing land and crops as security.
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The
Farmer
Minna Irving
Lesle’s Weekly
Wall Street
Bryan Ticket Second Man Urged Henry Watterson For President
The Courier-Journal reprints The Commercial Tribune’s call to nominate Henry Watterson of Kentucky as the second man on the Bryan ticket. It argues Watterson fits the qualities: public bearing, campaigning skill, and broad appeal. The piece cites his past charm with veterans and his notoriety as a vote catcher.
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Courier-Journal
Bryan
Watterson
Commercial Tribune
Denver
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Watterson
Marie Henry
Western
Journalism
Bonnie Banks
Democratic Party
Pittsburgh
Grand Army
Falls City
Louisville
Courier- Journal
Ben Butler
Bryan and
Contingency plans for presidential vacancies debated in historic Greeley scenario
The article discusses filling a presidential ticket vacancy after a nominee's death, citing Horace Greeley's 1872 case. It notes scattered electoral votes and proposes that parties set rules for a second convention or empowered committees, cautioning that the issue could recur.
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Taft
Washington
Sherman
Horace Greeley
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Liberal Party
Carl Schurz
Charles O’conor
James Black
T. A. Hendricks
B. Gratz Brown
C. J. Jenkins
David Davis
Greeley
Minneapolis Fourth of July Fireworks Reform Preview
The piece argues for banning dangerous fireworks and moving celebrations to parks to protect children. It cites Minneapolis 1907 as a successful crackerless celebration and notes Pittsburgh mirrors the idea while seeking safer crowd control and fewer injuries.
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Minnesota
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
America
Shouting for Bryan Sparks Amid Party Namesake Clash
The Courier-Journal quotes Mr. Watterson questioning why Bryan is cheered by the masses while a new political close corporation led by Mesers, Bryan, and Watterson drives the enthusiasm.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Mr. Watterson
Courier-Journal
Mesers
Watterson
Yale Licks By Harvard Stirling Despair Grips Eli
Yale faces disappointment after a loss to Harvard and reported tensions between the president and the secretary of war. The Sons of Old Eli show dejection as the season or event provokes strong emotions and debate.
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Yale
Harvard
Eli
National Mood Shifts as Recovery Hope Grows
The country expresses growing confidence in a James School craft Sherman recovery and notes political rifts widening during the election period. The piece contrasts united relief with partisan divides shaping public sentiment.
Georgia V Texas Likely War Over Superior Crops
Georgia claims its peach and watermelon harvest outshines Texas. the dispute hints at possible conflict between states as crops are cited as the cause.
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Georgia
Texas
Lone Star
Reds Hope to Return to Second Place Form
The note suggests the Reds aiming to regain second place and possibly vie for first, with Notification Day seen as a significant milestone if they improve their performance.
Madame Anna Faces Low Daily Income Report
Due to divorces and ex-husband's bills and other matters, Madame Anna's daily income stabilizes at about $1,000. The brief notes ongoing financial strain and related personal affairs affecting her finances.
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Madame Anna
Castro Considers Anti American Alliance With Japan
A Cuban leader weighs forming an anti American bloc with Japan to test potential outcomes. The proposal signals a shift in geopolitical strategy as tensions with the United States mount.
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Castro
Japan
Bryan Lexicon of Fame Eschews Allies
Speaker Bryan asserts in his remarks that in his personal lexicon the word allies does not exist, emphasizing independence and self reliance as core values. The comment frames Bryan as self contained and unallied.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Sane and Safe Everyday Aim in Turkey and Persia
Mr Castro becomes a resident at the diplomatic Lonesomehurst as policymakers seek stability in Turkey and Persia. The statement frames a calm, ordinary life as the desired outcome amid regional tensions and diplomatic efforts.
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Turkey
Persia
Mr. Castro
Lonesomehurst
Voices From Hotels and Cities On Public Health And Habits
Frank B. Gunsole, from St. Louis, criticizes East St. Louis for banning open streetcars as health risk. James D. Fraser of Chattanooga urges a national limit on daily fish catches to curb hog fishing. G. W. Elliott of New York comments on antispitting laws in Cincinnati and a waning enforcement trend nationwide.
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East St. Louis
Traction Company
Frank B. Gunsole
St. Louis
Burnet
National Congress
James D. Fraser
Chattanooga
Tenn
Middle West
G. W. Elliott
New York
Harlin
Cincinnati
Bright and Breezy The Search Light Enters The Field
The Search Light, a weekly paper, joins the competition with a gossipy mix of politics sport society and street news. Early editions show promise as it climbs toward the top ranks of journalism with lively coverage and fresh readership appeal.
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Enere
Notable reflections and editorials on public virtue and dress
A column collecting editorials praises Grover Cleveland for steadfast integrity and right action, lauding Taft’s forthcoming welcome to Cincinnati and predicting a conscientious presidency. It also notes fashion nostalgia for sashes and advice on temperate ice water use, ending with a summary of Oxford's conservative tenure in chemistry.
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Grover Cleveland
Defending the Cat Ordinance Debate in Cincinnati
A reader argues against Mr. O Briens cat collar and muzzle proposals. They claim cats cannot be regulated without cruelty and warn the plan would make Cincinnati a laughing stock. The piece defends cats usefulness against pests and stresses legality and moral concerns.
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the Commercial Tribune
O’brien
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Mullen
Colleges and Schools Highlight North American Education
Indianapolis hosts Winona Technical Institute led by Rev S C Dickey and manager W C Smith now with eleven departments. Bryn Mawr scholarship goes to Helen Colter of Cincinnati Bartholomew-Clifton School. St Marys of the Woods near Terre Haute celebrates 67 years with ten graduates and new president Edwin Erle Sparks at Penn State College. Castle Heights School in Lebanon Tennessee emphasizes military, academics and morals. Western state universities report large graduation classes Michigan leads with 887. Freehold Military School near New York shows strong drills. University of Chicago summer session tops 1,000 attendees. Missouri appoints new dairy husbandry chair. William Woods College notes major gifts and new staff. L C Seelye retires from Smith College presidency.
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Indianapolis
Winona Technical Institute
Rev
S. C. Dickey
W. C. Smith
United States Arsenal
Bryn Mawr
Bartholomew-Clifton School
Cincinnati
Helen Colter
L. §. Colter
E. A. Ely
A.M
M. F. Smith
St. Mary-of the-Woods
St. Mary’s
Ind
Terre Haute
Sisters of Providence
St. Clement
Fresh Air Fund Donations Reported from June to June
Donations to the Fresh Air Society listed include many named individuals such as Mrs Charles Fleischmann Mrs Joseph Freiberg Mrs Lewis Mayer and Rev David Philipson with amounts from 1 to 1000 dollars plus group gifts like Northside baseball nine at 2 50 and a mite box totaling 24 49. The record covers June 15 to June 2 and notes special gifts for farm goings on and local collections.
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The
Fresh Air Society
Charles Fleischmann
Joseph Freiberg
Lewis Mayer
Martin Marks
M. J. Mack
Lester Rothschild
James Maxwell
Joseph Maxwell
Mary K. Miller
Jacob Schroder
Dorothy Ho.oway
Rose Hart
Matthew Addy
Mullané’s
M. Morris White
C. A. Holmes
Jones & James
J. B. Schroder
Eastern trio builds big California ranch and dam tale
A group of three Eastern investors near Hollister press a 25,000 dollar dam project on a 10,000 acre ranch part of the Castro grant. They import Percheron and Norman horses, breed polo ponies, stock Durham cattle, and defend the dam from squirrels with cats and fluttering ribbon crosses at each burrow.
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San Francisco Chronicle
California
H. J. Macomber
St. Francis
Paidnes Rancho
Tres Pinos
San Benito
Hollister
Castro Grant
Paicines
San Francisco
Nevada
America
England
Hey
Nevada miner outplays poker tale in a dental quest
George Wingfield recounts visiting a mining camp where a traveling dentist ran a marked-card poker game. After losing his stake and his tooth pain, Wingfield tried to break the deck, but the dentist won big. The dentist then offered to fix the tooth and return half the money if the source of the marked cards was revealed.
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George Wingfield
Nevada
George
New York Teas Host Society in Fashionable Tea Rooms
A playful portrait of New Yorks tea rooms in hotels like Waldorf and Plaza, where grand dames and social climbers mingle. The Million-Dollar Kid and others seek status, while proprietresses push gifts, lace, and trinkets. The piece names Mrs J P Morgan, Mrs Satterlee, and many society figures amid tea service and social gossip.
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Kid
Waldorf-Astoria
Barcot
la Bonbonniére
the Waldorf
Milo
Hothouse
Mile. Barcot
Kich
J. P. Morgan
Mrs. Satterlee
John Jacob Astor
la Bonbonierre
Omar
Newport
Waldorf
Knickerbocker
Sherry's
Louis Morris
Jessie Woolworth
William D. Hutton
Edward Ziegler
Wallace Guilford
Mra
John W. Gates
Garden Hughes
Edward P. Stalle
Frank J. Gould
E. Berry Wall
Hermann Oelrichs
E. P. Coyne
Caroline Hoyt Dyett
E. E. Edholm
Vivian McDonald
Richard Harding Davis
Charles Belmont Davis
Charles Dana Gibson
C. Allen Gilbert
Otho Cushing
The Sweet Girl Graduate Poem Reimagines Fate
The poem portrays a shy graduate in plain dress awaiting a future essay in hand. It contrasts lofty vows with a lingering flirtation, as she hesitates before stepping into life, balancing aspiration with a budding romance.
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W. J. Lampton
New York
Brown
Smith
Dog Teams Beat Horses in Northern Michigan Outing
City Treasurer J. S. Deadman of Soo uses six sled dogs to cover up to 65 miles in five and a half hours toward St. Ignace and nearby points. The veterinary surgeon relies on dog teams in snowbound travel, claiming speeds of ten miles per hour under good conditions and noting dogs remain a vital winter transport in the Upper Peninsula.
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Outing Magazine
Soo
J. S. Deadman
Upper Peninsula
St. Ignace
Mr. Deadman
Michigan
A Case of Identity in Everybody's Magazine
A fragment from a fiction piece shows a noisy group outside a house at night, attempting a greeting to a woman at a second-story window. A comical mispronunciation and social missteps highlight themes of recognizing self and others in casual encounters.
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Mr. Smith
Misshus Shmith
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R. T. Bryant
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Pure Food Commissioner
Missouri
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Kansas City
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L. C. Seelye
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