Commercial Tribune Reaches Readers With Rates And Offices
The Commercial Tribune issue dated Sunday March 8 1914 lists subscription prices for mail and Sunday delivery with annual and weekly options. It notes offices at Walnut Street Government Place and 423 Scott Street, plus city and foreign mail ranges and delivery details.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Postoffice
Kibuns Publishing Company
Walnut Stree
Government Place
McMillas
Revabeye
Enta
Scott Street
York Street
Seers
York
Brunswick
Brunswick Building
Poe Newre
Gumbel Bus
Perkins Seethes After Borah Attack on Progressives Trust View
George W. Perkins of Harvester fame defends big business against trust charges, rebuking Senator Borah and accusing opponents of misusing the Sherman Act while recalling past Republican conventions and Roosevelt’s nominations. The column shifts to tariff talk, Sheffield cutlery, and a parade of brief national notes.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Perkins
Senator Borah
Questioning Civil Service Merit in City Office Holders
A public inquiry questions if civil service truly governs city offices and if merit protects incumbents. It asks whether officeholders may contribute to campaigns and if late campaign Democrats aided Republican papers, suggesting doubts about political neutrality and media alignment.
Hypocrisy in Civil Service Debate Across Washington
A reflective editorial condemns civil service as snivel and a fraud. It laments Democratic publicity, mocks Grover Cleveland and Roscoe Conkling, and recalls Andrew Jackson’s spoils doctrine. The piece urges advocates to act or risk the system’s collapse in the home of the alleged.
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Washington
Grover Clevelandg
Roscoe Conkling
Hospe family remembered in a column of notes
The item discusses the Hospe family branch in Omaha, noting A. Hospe Company founder and his move to a Western city, with a 1513 Douglas Street location. It recalls a past exhibit in Cincinnati and remarks on the broader judiciary, religion, and public life with several anecdotes and public figures.
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A. Hospe
West Fourth
The
Commercial Tribune
Omaha World- Herald
Hospe
Douglas Street
Pioneer
Republican Unity in Montgomery County Sees Broad GOP Harmony
A Montgomery County newspaper urges immediate party reunion across factions. It argues that factional divisions have harmed Republicans and that a united, cooperative program led by all sections will restore strength, with a Columbus meeting and Ohio delegation to be formed.
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Montgomery County
Roosevelt
Taft
Dayton
Republican Party
Columbus
Ohio
Montgomery
Conditions at Longview Hospital Demands Swift Action
Herman P. Gorbel argues ongoing neglect at Longview Hospital harms Hamilton County patients. He notes state and county roles, disputes lease prospects, and urges immediate repairs to address deplorable conditions despite prior funding and political hurdles.
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Hinsch
Hamilton County
Hamiton County
Longview Hospital
County of
Hamilton
Ohio State Board of Administration
Longview
Board of County Commissioners
Ohio State Board
Ohio Board
Board of Directors
Herman P. Gorbel
Kramer Bill Ends Dual State Salaries for Legislators
The Mansfield News notes Ohio lawmakers approved Representative Kramer’s bill to bar legislators from holding state paid offices or contracts. It marks the end of double salaries amid protests from Democrats and opposition from lawyers, arguing against restricting judicial or bidding roles.
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Ohio
United States
General Assembly
Cox
Special Investigating Committee
Krfimer
Kramer
Dr. Winans
Lake County
Representative Kramer
Judicial Department
Doster
Cuyahoga
Mansfield News
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati News and Notes
A roundup of 1864 Cincinnati items including W M Lewis’s death in Augusta New Jersey, artists Emily Eaton and Beard in New York, Thomas Buchanan Read at his opera house studio, Will P Noble painting and teaching at Bonte’s, Kemper’s Mohawk Valley landscape at Rickey & Carroll, and portraits by J O Eaton and Brannan. Real estate purchases, weather summaries, and local business notices fill this chronicling page.
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Cincinnati
Eaton
New York City
Beard
New York
Thomas Buchanan Read
Philadelphia
Opera House
C. T
Webber
Will P. Noble
Porter
Winder’s
Fifth Street
Bonte
Fourth Street
Kemper
Mohawk
New York Central
Rickey & Carroll's
Tom D. Jones
Secretary Chase
Jones
J. O. Eaton
Brannan
Spring Fever in Pittsburgh Dispatch
A fragmented verse from the Pittsburgh Dispatch laments lingering winter fever. The speaker longs for springtime warmth, birds, and budding trees while trudging through snow and wind, hoping for the season to break and nature to revive.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio ruling slaps woman in face in public office
A Cleveland woman loses Deputy Tax Assessor post after Attorney General Hogan rules deputies are officers not employees, barring women from the role. The piece denounces the decision as discrimination tied to state politics and the suffrage setback, urging fair treatment of women citizens.
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Charles A. Hinsch
Longview Hospital
Ohio
General Assembly
Hinsch
Supreme Court
Hogan
Cleveland
Cox
Cleveland- Leader
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Dor Galzi
Ee Pee Inn
Britain
Sey Daily
Bunday
Kixpress
Festa
Diatt
Weiter
Perkins and Borah
George W. Perkins
Harvester Trust
J. Pierpont Morgan
Perkins
Progressive Party
Gressives
Bating
Bull Mooser
Sonal
Republican National Committee
Ift
Chicago
Vention
Samemethods
Tatt
Colonel Roosevelt
Sheffield
England
Turer
Berlin
America
Germany
Lake Superior
Wilson
New York World
Boston
Mind
Brooklyn
Mr. Carnegie
Brazil
St. Bernards
Newfoundlands
Bill Sykes
Chester Terrier
Many
Pinscher
Civil Service
Jackson
Andrew the Great
West Sixth
Omaha
Dr. Goss
Avondale
Joseph H. Heberle
Joseph Heberle
George A. Thayer
Republican Unity
W. M. Lewis
Vine
Augusta
N. J
Richard Hurd
East Third Street
Cincinnati Woodwards School
George W. Harper
Harper
Henry J. Smith
Pearl Street
Main
Walnut
Rowland
Race Street
I. GC. Collins
John W. Herron
H. W. Thomson
Collins, Herron & Thomson
Walnut Street
C. H. Williamson
Harrison & Wilson
Barlow
Alfred Wiltberger
Drug and Chemical
North Second Street
Madam Raphael
East Fifth Street
Tennie C. Claflin
Mound
Madam Alwin
East Sixth Street
Sycamore
Madam Swedenborg
Japan
Cincinnati Post Office
Madam Ross
Longworth Street
Central Avenue
Madam Draskovski
China
Madam Bernard
United States Hotel
Sixth
Walnut Streets
National Theater
William E. Sinn
Canterbury Hall
Ricksha Jim
Mystic Orient
Savoie
New-York
Naples
Queenstown
Alsatian
Liverpool Teucer
Yokohama
Ner
Kobe
Ehdverpool
Kristianiafjord
Bergen
New -York
Broderick Veil
Sete
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