The Commercial Tribune Publication Note
The Commercial Tribune announces publication details for its Cincinnati edition. It states it is published daily by The Commercial Tribune Publishing Company, with offices on Walnut Street and Government Place, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
Cincinnati
Ohio
Subscription Rates Notice for The Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune lists subscription rates for Cincinnati and nearby towns at 10 cents weekly for daily and Sunday or daily only 6 cents weekly. Mail rates vary by region with monthly and yearly options. advance payment required. The paper disclaims responsibility for unsolicited submissions.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Newsroom Bureau Addresses and Contact Lines
The notice lists multiple regional bureaus with street addresses and phone contacts including Walnut Hills East McMillan Street, Covington Simrall Building Madison Avenue, Newport York Street, London Trafalgar Building, Washington Munsey Building, New York Fifth Avenue, and Chicago People’s Gas Building.
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McMillan Street
Covington
Simrall Building
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Washington
Munsey
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Trade statistics warn of hard times without tariff action
The article argues that March imports to the United States reached about 214 million dollars, with most admitted free under the Underwood tariff. It predicts a postwar flood of cheap foreign goods if tariffs are not protected and notes rising consumer costs despite higher imports and war-era demand. It cites export figures to Europe and warns a tariff reversal could trigger market distress.
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United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the
Europe
Ice Cream Soda Born in Philadelphia Spotlight
Public Ledger highlights Philadelphia origin as it prints two columns on Quaker City ideas. Among 200 items, the first notes ice cream soda born in Philadelphia and invites other cities to acknowledge the claim.
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Philadelphia
The
Public Ledger
Quaker City
Call for Vegetables Amid Weather Bureau Alliance
A humorous note questions the Department of Agriculture to halt the partnership between Jupiter Pluvius and the Weather Bureau so the public can have more vegetables to eat. It blends meteorology with food security in a light, satirical tone.
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Department of Agriculture
Jupiter Pluvius
Weather Bureau
Suffragette League Slogan Sparks Gender Debate
The line Give the woman a chance is used by the New Jersey Suffragette League, while a counter remark notes it must not crowd out giving the old man a chance. The exchange reflects ongoing gender role discussions in the era.
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New Jersey Suffragette League
Death of Captain Boyd Amid Carranzist Attack
An account lauds Captain Boyd's heroic death at the hands of Carranzist bandits, presenting it as a decisive answer to the watchful waiter and Ford Bryan factions.
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Captain Boyd
Carranzists
Ford
Sinners Faint at Billy Sunday Sermon in Kansas City
About twenty one attendees in Kansas City fainted as Billy Sunday preached hellfire. Witnesses say his dramatic message overwhelmed several listeners, with bystanders assisting until they recovered.
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Kansas City
Billy Sunday
Hell
Catts Questions Florida Campaign Tactics
Prohibition candidate Will Catts weighs adopting shy or cautious campaign language. He faces scrutiny over tone as Florida voters await his stance and strategy.
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Robert Catts
Prohibition
Florida
Dollar wisdom and humorous clippings blend in old notices
A collage of verses and quotes extols savings and the dollar as a tool for security and progress. It intersperses wry aphorisms about money, wit from Detroit Free Press and Steubenville Herald-Star, plus quips on motorcycles and grammar. The tone mirrors a bygone era of pennywise insight.
Gossip From Abroad Succeeds Kitchener and Robertson Named War Minister
News from Britain notes General Sir William Robertson is chosen to succeed the late Lord Kitchener as War Minister. Robertson, former chief of the general staff in France, earned praise for staff work at Neuve Chapelle and for his iron constitution and disciplined leadership. He has served in India and South Africa and has been wounded in action.
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William Robertson
Lord Kitchener
War Ministry
Robertson
France
Archibald Murray
William
John French
India
South Africa
Staff College
Neuve Chapelle
Fifty Years Ago In Cincinnati To Close Season
An 1870s Cincinnati item notes Lewis Smith and Livingston marking down all Shetland shawls. Crosby Opera House Art Association appointed as Cincinnati agents for sale of certificates by C F Bradley and William Wiswall. Lottery and gift schemes for soldiers homes advertised. Samuel F Cary denounces war methods in an Indianapolis Journal editorial. A temperance lecture was given at Masonic Hall criticizing whiskey and drunken officers. Prospectus for a Cincinnati Proprietary Medicine Company shows $350000 capital..
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Lewis Smith & Livingston
Crosby Opera House Art Association
Cincinnati
C. F. Bradley
Main Street
William Wiswall
West Fourth Street
Samuel F. Cary
Indianapolis Journal
Masonic Hall
New School Study Recommends Measuring System Adoption
A new school study presented to the School Board proposes adopting either the French or metric system of weights and measures. The recommendation aims to standardize teaching and practice across classrooms and administrative records.
Surgical Apparatus for Deformities Endorsed by Editor
J E P Dorsay of The Daily Commercial endorses Dr S N Marsh's surgical apparatus for deformities. The device, used to treat clubfoot, reportedly straightened the foot of Marsh's young daughter.
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J. E. P. Dorsey
The
Daily Commercial
S. N. Marsh
John Swasey yards build six seagoing vessels during rebellion
Six seagoing vessels built by John Swasey and Co during the rebellion include two monitors and several steamboats. The steamboats named Ohio Grace Darling Louisa John Swasey Salem and Buckeye. The monitors were Yuma and Klamath.
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John Swasey & Co
Ohio
Grace Darling
Louisa
John Swasey
Salem
Buckeye
Yuma
Klamath
Pennyroyal: A Native Medicinal Plant
Native pennyroyal is described as a medicinal plant once used as a tobacco substitute and a home remedy for colds and fevers. It grows in woods along fences, six to eighteen inches tall, with hairy stems and pale blue flowers. The dried herb is distilled for essential oil, and cultivation yields about two tons per acre.
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Philadelphia
Schlatter Freed as Judge Finds Him Honest Healer
United States Commissioner Houghton refused extradition for Rev. Francis Schlatter and his secretary Rev. August Algard, indicted in Los Angeles for conspiring to use the mails to defraud the ill. The judge discharged them, noting Schlatter’s honest belief in divine healing and his claimed power.
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New York
United States
Houghton
California
Francis Schlatter
August Algard
Los Angeles
Schlatter
Morrissey Injured Diving in Little Miami River
Prosecutor Edward S. Morrissey suffered a deep head wound from striking a rock while diving in the Little Miami River at Shademore. He drove to Dr. J. J. Jenny’s office on Garfield place, then collapsed and was taken to his home at 2489 Madison road.
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Edward S. Morrissey
Little Miami
Shademore
J. J. Jenny
Garfield Place
Madison Road
Fleetwood Trial Trip Delights City Harbor Demonstration
Fleets of citizens witnessed the new sidewheel steamer Fleetwood on a trial run in the harbor between Parker's Grove and Cullum's Riffle. The vessel performed excellently, drawing praise from prominent attendees.
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Fleetwood
Parker’s Grove
Cullum
Genial Weather Report Note Temperatures Range
The report notes temperatures ranging from 62 to 72 with a pleasant weather pattern. The data suggests mild conditions suitable for outdoor activity.
U. S. Marine Hospital to Be Sold on July 12
The U S Marine Hospital is offered for sale with a July 12 auction date. Prospective bidders may inspect the property and submit bids as directed by the sale notice.
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U. S. Marine Hospital
Magnolia Warbler Parade of Colors and Habits
A Philadelphia North American piece describes the magnolia warbler wearing a showy yellow and black plumage with a grayish-blue cap and a broad white tail band. It notes seasonal color changes, wintering in Central America, summering among hemlock and spruce, and a nest of twigs and grasses lined with rootlets. The bird feeds on plant lice, ants and spiders, paying rent by pest control.
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Tropics
Central America
Philadelphia
North American
Printer freed and motorist fined in city court
Joseph Cappel of 120 East Sixth street was dismissed in Municipal Court by Judge Yeatman on reckless driving. Clifford White of 414 Chestnut street was fined $25 plus costs, suspended, after arrest on the same charge. The pair were taken into custody June 3 when White’s motorcycle collided with Cappel’s automobile at Ninth and Cutter streets. White was injured.
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Joseph Cappel
East Sixth Street
Yeatman
Clifford White
Chestnut Street
Cappel
White
Ninth
Cutter Streets
Settlement Paid After Building Collapse Death
Mrs. Icy M. Tompkins received 4500 from Franklin Bros contractors in settlement over the death of Charles A. Tompkins who died when a restaurant building collapsed at Akron Ohio on May 15 during adjoining property repair work.
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Icy M. Tompkins
Franklin Bros
Charles A. Tompkins
Akron
Tompkins
Will contest over Peter Dooley estate filed in Common Pleas Court
Suit to invalidate Peter Dooley's will, drafted January 1914, was filed by Margaret Neggermann and others, claiming he was too old to understand the document. Dooley, about 85, left substantial gifts to churches, hospitals, and charitable houses. He was longtime janitor of the Miller Building at Third and Walnut streets.
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Peter Dooley
Margaret Neggermann
Peter
Clarence Dooley
Irene Dooley Ryde
Loraine Cooper
Charles W. Baker
Common Pleas Court
Dooley
St. Xavier Church
Betts Street Hospital
Hospital For
Hospital For Incurables
Lick Run
St. Joseph’s Asylum
St. Xavier College
Little Sisters of the Poor
Miller
Third and
Walnut Streets
City Wins Verdicts Over Railway Bridges Costs
In Judge Fred L. Hoffman’s court yesterday the city secured verdicts against the C. L. & N. Railway Co for the city’s share of bridge construction costs at Bur bank and Whittier streets in 1910. Total verdicts amount to 9174.25 dollars with Constant Southworth representing the city.
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C., L. & N. Railway Company
Fred L. Hoffman
Burbank
Whittier
Constant Southworth
Murdock Company Sued for Judgment Over Due Notes
Winslow J. Murdock filed suit against the James Murdock, Jr. Company of 116 Opera Place for 13921.25 and interest on promissory notes and salary account dating from 1907 to 1912. Taylor Greenwald represents the plaintiff.
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Murdock
Winslow J. Murdock
James Murdock, Jr
Opera Place
Taylor €. Greenwald
Receiver named for Niebling Company in bond default case
Jacob N. Manischewitz appointed receiver of the F. W. Niebling Company of Norwood on Beckman’s petition alleging $88,000 in bonds and interest defaulted, with $8,000 other debts and $100,000 in assets. Dolle Taylor O'Donnell represented Beckman, Cobb Howard Bailey for the company.
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Niebling Company
Jacob N. Manischewitz
F. W. Niebling Company
Norwood
Vincent H. Beckman
Dolle, Taylor & O'Donnell
Beckman, Cobb, Howard & Bailey
Kreutz Sues Brenner for Partnership Dissolution in Auto Venture
James J. Kreutz filed suit against Willam H. Brenner Jr seeking an accounting and dissolution of a partnership in the auto business begun in April 1916 and ended June 18. Kreutz states he invested 360 dollars and has received no settlement or reimbursement. Thorne Baker represents Kreutz.
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James J. Kreutz
Willam H. Brenner, Jr
Kreutz
Thorne Baker
General Investment appeals Ohio antitrust suit over railroad combine
United States Court records show General Investment Company appealing a federal Northeastern Ohio dismissal of its suit to block a railroad systems merger led by New York Central. The plan allegedly includes Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and nine other lines. Trial meanwhile begins in the Groveland Mining versus Hamilton Iron and Steel case before Judge Hollister.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
General Investment Company
Judge Killits
Northern Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
United States
Ohio
Killits
New York Central
Groveland Mining Company
Hamilton Iron and Steel Company
Hollister
Indictment Against Belle Baker Dismissed in Blackmail Case
The last Federal Grand Jury indictment charging Belle Baker as an accomplice in a blackmail scheme against an East Indies resident was dismissed yesterday on motion by Assistant District Attorney Bruce. Her partner George Hassler remains in prison. The court also nolled the indictment against Ollie O Neill.
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Belle Baker
Bruce
George Hassler
Ollie O'Neill
Olwell
American Compressed Bluing Company Declares Bankruptcy
In response to creditor proceedings the American Compressed Bluing Company of Cincinnati acknowledged it cannot pay its debts and is willing to be adjudged bankrupt. It cites higher raw material costs and lack of working capital as the causes of its distress.
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American Compressed Bluing Company of
Cincinnati
Railroad Fined Twice for Safety and Hours Violations
Two fines of 100 dollars each were imposed on the C. and O. Railroad yesterday for violation of safety appliance laws. The C. and O. of Indiana was fined 70 dollars and costs for violations of the hours of service.
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C. & O. Railroad
Indiana
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of civil actions filed in the Common Pleas Court includes No. 162,541 Kathryn Ohmer v Jackson Weber on appeal from Municipal Court. No. 162,542 Federal Foundry Supply Co. v Mode Foundry Co. petition in error. No. 162,543 James J. Kreutz v William H. Brenner Jr. for dissolution and accounting. No. 162,544 Margaret Negerman et al. v Richard Crane et al. to contest Peter Dooley will. No. 162,545 Mary Schroeder v Joseph Schroeder for divorce. No. 162,546 Martin A. Jameson trustee v Alice B. Grandin et al. for trustee instructions. No. 162,547 Edward V. Mueller v Clara B. Mueller for divorce. No. 162,548 Winsign J. Murdock v The James Murdock Jr. Co. for 13931.25. No. 162,549 Frederick L. Schlichte v Marion Ladd et al. appeal from Squire Reppert. No. 162,550 Anthony C. Lotz v The Ohio Traction Co. for 900 damages. No. 162,551 Appeal from Probate Court estate of Fannie Stuhlberg. No. 162,552 Appeal from Probate Court estate of J B Foraker Jr. No. 162,804 Lewis R. Peterson v The C H D Ry Co for 2500 damages. Superior Court No. 56,804.
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Jack Weber
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Federal Foundry Supply Company
Mode Foundry Company
Jch & McLaughlin
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William H. Brenner, Jr
Thorne Baker
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Richard Crane
Peter Dooley
Charles W. Baker
Mary Schroeder
Joseph Schroeder
Harry J. Wernke
Martin A. Jameson
Alice B. Grandin
Darby & Benedict
Edward V. Mueller
Clara B. Mueller
Otto Pfleger
Winsign J. Murdock
James Murdock
Ohio Traction Company
WW. W. Bellew
Fannie Stuhlberg
H. E
J. B. Foraker, Jr
Michael G. Heintz
Degrees Awarded Young Druggists by Normal College
A procession honors Alfred Holbrook founder as National Normal University holds a reunion. Oliver Kinsey delivers tribute. Pharmacy College commencements advance. Graduates include William Brittin and Louis Steinle among others from multiple cities.
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Cincinnati
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Louis B. Steinle
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William C. Wursten
Louis H. Wattermann
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Louis J. Schott
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James W. Robinson
Maud Marvin
Elizabeth Hoffman
Florence M. Ryan
William G. Wingerberg
Hattie Binder
Warren
Detroit
Mich
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Newort
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Newport
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Norwood
Carl Collette
Portsmouth
Roy C. Kelsey
G. W. Reif
Harry G. Smith
West Milton
Rubin Kasson
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Russia
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Carter
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Lockland
Fred Bretchen
Madisonville
Arden E. Page
Rockford
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Covington
James H. Chambers
Pittsburg
William Maguin
Knoxville
Noble A. Kaines
Clyde Estinger
Charles Geisler
Dayton
Holbrook
John Marshall Mulford
University Hall
Hatfield
West Virginia
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Ohio
L. Sherman
Letters to Stoll at Gries Garden Summer Festival
The German Literary Club hosted its annual summer night festival at Gries Garden on Quebec road. Principal speakers included President Lud wig Woseczek and members Charles G Schmidt Otto M Schmidt S Einstein and Karl Pletz. Members wrote post cards to Dr K S Stoll, former club president interned in England, to express support.
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Ludwig Woseczek
Charles G. Schmidt
Otto M. Schmidt
S. Einstein
Karl Pletz
Woseczek
K. S. Stoll
England
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local County
Brief notice reports that several couples obtained marriage licenses in the county clerk’s office this week. Names and exact dates are unreadable in the damaged OCR, but the item confirms a continued issuance of licenses.
One Woman in a Million Part Continues Tale of Wrongful Conviction
A prison tale unfolds as Gentleman Brown is ordered to feed an old sow with corn inside the state penitentiary. He completes the task, passes through the gate for the final time, and disappears, having served a sentence for a crime he did not commit.
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Brown
State Penitentiary
Nighttime escape: Browne flees in stolen car after tar and feathering
Browne follows a mob through the woods and witnesses a vigilante tar and feathering. He hijacks a four-car convoy, steals a self-starter, and, wearing prison garb then disguising himself in a private suit, drives toward town with $18 in his pocket, planning return of funds later and pondering Florence Hoyne.
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Sid Bisbee
George Packard
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