Commercial Tribune 1909 Subscription Rates and Bureaus
Pacific era newspaper page lists subscription costs for daily and Sunday editions, prepaid plans, foreign mail rates, and delivery options. It also provides office locations in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London Washington, with newsrooms and services for readers.
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Sss
Esear
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Morbid Curiosity At Sigel Case Attracts Crowds
Reports from New York indicate crowds gathering in Chinatown around the Sigel murder scene. Police beef up patrols at nearby restaurants and resorts while souvenir dealers profit and sightseeing cars increase traffic. The piece condemns morbid curiosity as a revolting human trait linked to crime.
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Sigel
New York
Metropolis
Chinatown
Senate ends tariff talk amid tax reform hopes
A composite of 1909 press notes reports the Senate has ended a two month tariff debate while signaling the income tax amendment may pass Congress and face state legislatures. It notes expectation of corporate net earnings tax and hints at looming summer prosperity and harvest prospects.
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Congress
Quotations from Papers on Social Topics
A compilation of archaic newspaper quotes reflecting social norms and public discourse. Includes a Kansas City Times remark on women and mission work, a Buffalo Times note on a fly versus elephant, an Omaha Bee joke about hosiery costs, and a Panama tale on Americanization and crop loss, with Ohio State Journal commentary on weather and crops.
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Oregon
Kansas City Times
Summer Commute Reflections and Pocket Social Notes
A writer recalls riding an accommodation train to town, enjoying the cooler morning ride and hearing stories. The column muses on family summers, loneliness during others’ absence, and the need to make the best of limited circumstances. A new telephone directory highlights two new exchanges, urging use of the directory for numbers.
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Millcreek Valley
Valley
Fort Thomas
Highland
Bloodhounds Track Train Bandits to Red Gulch Mine
Detective Draper of Spokane with bloodhounds traced the two Canadian Pacific express train robbers to an old mining tunnel at Red Gulch near Ashwood. One robber was killed by a constable, a valise of dynamite found with the robbers, and Draper expects resistance as he seeks help to capture the pair.
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Winnipeg
Man
Draper
Spokane
Canadian Pacific
Red Gulch
Ash Cross Archer
Rucker
Saloons Shut in Eight Counties Hit State Revenue
The refusal to grant retail liquor licenses in Katawha Lewis Greenbrier Marion Mineral Taylor Randolph and Wyoming counties takes effect July 1. The state will lose 142000 in revenue as 140 saloons go out of business though over half the counties were already dry. about 740 saloons existed statewide last year.
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Gelarleston
Oaqvieyva
Katawha
Lewis
Greenbrier
Marion
Mineral
Taylor
Randolph
Wyoming
Drys Win Big in New London Village Township and Fitchville
Special Dispatch reports in New London village and township and Fitchville the dry forces achieved a decisive victory. New London village majority 132, township 103, Fitchville 119 of 181 votes.
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Commercial Tribune
Norwalk
Masked raiders wreck Endee saloon and dance hall
A band of mounted masked men stormed Endee New Mexico saloon last night driving patrons outside and firing on the building. They then attacked a nearby dance hall while women fainted and guests scrambled for exits.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Endee
Weather and Shipping Notes From June 29 1909
Generally fair and hot weather prevails over central valleys and Atlantic states with no major temperature changes expected. Ohio Indiana and nearby areas forecast fair with light northeast winds. West Virginia Kentucky partly cloudy. Seaborne movements include arrivals and departures at New York Liverpool Cherbourg Naples and Le Havre with several liners listed. numerous hotel arrivals in Cincinnati noted by name and city.
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Atlantic States
Minnesota
North Dakota
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Rotterdam
Naples
Florida
Calcutta
San Francisco
Karatzua
Marseilles
Germania
S. Enoa
Principe di Piemonte
Glasgow
Campania
Liverpool
London
Boston
Queenstown
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Abilene
Lander
Atlanta
Little Rock
Baltimore
Bismarck
Louisville
Memphis
Buffalo
Montgomery
Cairo
Nashville
Calgary
New Orleans
Charlotte Ct
Chattanooga
Norfolk
Cheyenne Cc
North Platte
Chicago A
Oklahoma
Cleveland Omaha
Palestine A
Columbus
Parkersburg Pe
Corpus Christi P
Philadelphia Cc
Davenport
Pittsburg
Denver
Pueblo
Dodge Bistie & P
Qu'Appelle
Dubuque
Duluth
Rapid City
el Paso
St. Paul
Galveston
San Antonio
Grand Rapids
Santa Fe Ee
Havre
Shreveport Ct
Helena
Springfield
Huron
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Vicksburg
Kansas
Washington P.c
City
Springfield Railway General Manager John H. Miller Dies
John H. Miller general manager of the Springfield Railway company died yesterday afternoon in Springfield Colorado. He was widely known in railway circles.
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John H. Miller
Springfield Railway Company
Springfield
Inquest Pending For Several Local Residents
A list of local individuals with ages and addresses shows pending inquests. Names include Leonhard Hofer 44, Fred Duellman 47, Nellie Mars 19, Mary Curry 61, Lucella Kaeser 9 months, Charles E Broadwell 49, Eleanor Smith 23, Irene Crawley 43, Catherine Howard 21. Diagnoses include tuberculosis enteritis pericarditis pulmonalis and related illnesses.
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Hofer
Leonhard
Bremen
Duellman
Fred
Vine
Schoenung
Berter
Trinity
Enteritis
Marts
Nellie
Middletown
Curry
Mary
Kossuth
Kaeser
Lucella
Main
Teritis
Broadwell
Charles E
Seton Hospital
Buster Brown Fishing Club Elects New Officers
The Buster Brown Fishing club reorganized and elected Fred Hey president D P Rumph vice president William Zinn financial secretary George Ritter treasurer and William Love sergeant at arms. The Peerless Athletic club plans a July 3 outing near Stop 37 on the New Richmond Traction line led by Jacob Baschang. A fire department response occurred at H V Speelman 3563 Wabash Evans ton for burning lace curtains.
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Buster Brown
Fred Hey
D. P. Rumph
William Zinn
George Ritter
William Love
Peerless Athletic Club
New
Richmond
Jacob Baschang
H. V. Speelman
Wabash Avenue
Evanston
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
A compiled list presents numerous marriage license applicants with names and addresses ranging from Joseph H. Bunker at 963 Carlisle Ave to Lonae and others. The document shows diverse streets and cities as part of licensing records, reflecting a broad geographic spread of applicants.
Milk Price Increase for Tomorrow Dairies Cite Higher Costs
Milk prices rise on July 1 to eight cents a quart and four cents a bottle due to bottling costs and heavier cow feed. Dairymen urge consumers to accept the higher price as necessary for better, purer milk while retailers may set their own caps. John Esterkamp notes no association action yet but volition rests with each retailer to proceed.
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Board of Health
Dairymen
John Esterkamp
Hamilton County Dairymen’s Association
Local Children Suffer in Firecracker and Gun Accidents
William Maley 225 West Sixth Street sprained knee and bruises after stepping into an open coal chute. Viola Haggard 6, 743 Hopkins Street, burned foot when torpedo cane discharged nearby. Albert Joelnk 1700 Logan Street treated for blank cartridge wound. Samuel Fast 9, 1314 Central Avenue badly burned hand from a firecracker. Harry Fine 13, 07 West Ninth Street injured finger when a gun with blanks fired unexpectedly. All treated at city hospital.
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William Maley
West Sixth Street
Viola Haggard
Hopkins Street
Albert Joelnk
Logan Street
City Hospital
Samuel Fast
Central Avenue
Harry Fine
West Ninth Street
Fine
Miss Mary F. B. Clatham Weds Rev. James Cosbey Jr
Miss Mary F B Clatham daughter of John Clatham married Rev James Cosbey Jr of the Church of the Epiphany at St Simeon s Philadelphia. Ceremony performed by Rev Edward Crosbey with benediction by Rev Edgar Cope. Honeymoon planned in England.
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Mary F. B. Clatham
John Clatham
St. Simeon'’s Church
Ninth Street
Lehigh Avenue
Philadelphia
James Cosbey, Jr
Church of the Epiphany
Walnut Hills
Cecil Mellor
Henry Stewart Poynter
Church of the Redeemer
Bryn Mawr
Lyle H Rickards
Blanche Thompson
Marian Hathersall
Edith Glenn
Edward Crosbey
St. Mark's Church
New York City
Walter Do. Pugh
Edgar Cope
England
Notre Dame Alumnae Banquet and Local Social Highlights
The Notre Dame alumnae of the academy at Mound and Court streets held their annual banquet at the convent on Saturday June 26 with many graduates attending from distant cities. Officers elected for 1909 include President Mrs James Molony and Vice President Miss Bessie Kelley. Also noted are plans for families and local celebrations including a fiftieth wedding anniversary for Bishop and Mrs Walden and a pretty wedding at St Joan's Church Green Street for Miss Bertha Kuhlmann and Leo J Gruber with a reception at the Kuhlmann home and a later homecoming in Clifton Heights.
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Academy
Mound
Court Streets
James Molony
Bessie Kelley
Helen Riley
Rosalie Schmitz
Bishop
St. Joan’s Church
Green Street
Bertha Henrietta Kuhlmann
Leo J. Gruber
Guido
Alma
H@elen Kuhlmann
Alfornal Gruber
Martin Gruber
Exidius Kuhlmann
Clifton Avenue
Atlantic City
East
Conroy Street
Clifton Heights
First Baptist Church
Dayton
Marie Louise Crenshaw
Robert McMurtry
Harry Crenshaw
Joseph Mcafurtry
States
Robert H. Polle
Valles
Vailey
Mabel Louise Crenshaw
Elizabeth Spillman
Dorothy Mari Barret
Jean Walker
Theodore P. Walker
Frank Ellington
Harry Stegner
R Scottams
McMurtry
Cynthiana
Lakes
Elizabeth
Louise Wilson
Lexpay
Amiga
Claude Johnson
Miss Wilson
Misa Verr
Frie James
Polls McVeigh
Thompson Miller
Anna Lee Rothier
Paul Stevens
Stella
Tatta Covington
Laura Hird
Fark
Saxore
Osiessino
Ah Tos Cavington
Paris
Work of the Womens Health Association in Ireland
Sir William J. Thompson spoke at the International Council of Women in Toronto praising the Irish Womens Health Association. He noted royal patronage by the Countess of Aberdeen and described aims to stamp out tuberculosis and reduce infant mortality.
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Toronto
Ontario
William J. Thompson
Ireland
International Council of Women
Womens Health Association
Countess of Aberdeen
Association
Cincinnati Boy Ranks In Philosophical Averages
Yale in New Haven lists twenty six scholars with philosophical appointment leading the class in general scholarship. Notable averages over four years include Allan F. Ketchel of East Liverpool in first disputes, George H. Seybold of Mansfield and Alfred Springer Jr of Norwood in first colloquies, Robert B. Burch and Edgar J. Moch of Cincinnati and Charles D. Simmons of Norwalk in second colloquies.
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Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Silk fashion notes feature gored skirts and cutaway styles
A fragmented fashion column describes silk fabrics like pongee and rough silks with a monogram motif. It notes cutaway styles will continue through the season and mentions an octagonal stance trim as a feature. The gored skirt with pleats shapes the current popular mode.
Fashion trends headline from early era
The article notes evolving style as solid color shirts become more common this year. Accessories like handkerchiefs and scarves match the shirt material and color. Graduated tones return and hat wings grow in use with checked caps and caps with leather bands mentioned as fashionable.
Miller Job May Go to a Duranger
A member of the Inca Democratic Organization was approached in a hotel lobby about a possible successor to Deputy State Fire Marshal Miller, ousted in Cincinnati. The Democrat doubted specifics, noting Harmon’s policy of vacancies and replacements and hinting at a Northeast candidate. He said local party concerns fade under Harmon’s will and warned they may later engage if needed.
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Inca Democratic Organization
Miller
Cincinnati
Miler
John W. Zuber
Harmon
Davis Battle Ends With Attorney Nellie Robinson Victory
A bloodless clash within the Unemployed Protective association ends as attorney Nellie Robinson places a dozen unemployed men into work at Chester Park. She was discharged but reinstated as Davis seeks retrenchment while vowing to aid more workers, and the board plans to close the disputed office.
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Nellie Robinson
Unemployed Protective Association
C. Jeff Davis
Concern
Robert Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Chester Park
3Fise Robinson
Association
Stms
Sara
Ieee
Women in Fight Over Rubber Plant in Evanston
After an argument over a rubber plant between Mrs Levy and Mrs Stanton of Evanston, both women were pursued by a patrol wagon. They fought over the plant, were confronted by officers, and were told to settle matters themselves. Mrs Stanton retained possession of the plant.
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Levy
Mia
Tme Tin
Ture
Stanton
Mrs. Levy
Bids Opened on Hamilton Bond Issues
Bids for 45 457 80 dollars in Hamilton municipal bonds were opened at the city auditor’s office. The Rudolph Kleybolte company of Cincinnati submitted premiums on 25 000 dollars of 4 percent fifteen year street bonds and on 9 500 dollars of storm sewer bonds. Albert Kleybolte, Cincinnati, posted lower premiums on several issues. Christ Proeschel of Hamilton bid a 36 58 premium on 1 932 80 dollars of five and one half year South Third street resurfacing bonds. Council will award bonds at the July 6 meeting.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Rudolph Kleybolte Company
Cincinnati
Albert Kleybolte Company
Christ. Proeschel
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Richmond St
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Elmwood
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Spooner, Minn
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Collins Ave
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Eden Ave
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Lauren St
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Norwood
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Springdale
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Eighth St
Helen Hodgeman
Colerain Ave
Nicholas Dillinger
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Hewitt Ave
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Foraker Ave
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