Commercial Tribune May 2 1905 subscription notes
The item lists subscription rates and mailing options for The Commercial Tribune, including daily and Sunday plans, weekly edition, and delivery methods. It notes multiple branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington and provides mailing and payment instructions.
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Universal Union
the Commercial Tribune Co
Cincinnati
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Weather Summary May Opened Cool and Cloudy Across Interior
May began with cool cloudy skies and scattered rains in the interior. Frosts were reported in parts of the Ohio Valley but not expected to damage fruit or crops. In Cincinnati the day ranged from 35 to 66 degrees, with May 1 records noted by the Weather Bureau.
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Indianapolis
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Kansas
Weekend Weather Forecast Across States
Ohio and Indiana expect fair weather with warmer Sunday and fresh northwest winds. Kentucky and West Virginia see mostly fair skies with warmth continuing into Sunday. Winds shift from west to north and southeast at times as conditions stay dry.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements
Ships arriving and departing major ports reported with list of vessels, origins, and destinations. Entries include Lusitania Celtic La Provence Iberia Virginian Cedric Teutonic Baltic Winifredian Brazilian Francescan Laura Altonia Minnestoa Tunisian Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Empress of Ireland and Empress of Britain among others.
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New York
Liverpool
Celtic
la Provence
Havre
Boston
Iberia
Manchester
Antwerp
Baltimore
London
Queenstown
Cedric
Cymric
Teutonic
Southampton
Cherbourg
Baltic
Winifredian
Naples
Triest
Minnesota
Moville
la Touraine
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests
A long roster of hotel arrivals includes Havlin T. Giberson of Cleveland and many others from cities such as New York Chicago Detroit Boston Baltimore and Cincinnati. The list names guests like J A Wallace and wife from Irwin Kentucky and F L Kraus from Providence among numerous travelers registering at the Cincinnati hotel.
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Provi-Dennison
Cleveland
Leere West Union
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T. Ney
Miamisburg
Inheritance Lets Stage Life Elude Fates
An old aunt left me an inheritance so I shall never appear on the stage. A friend expresses happiness at this turn of events and discusses fortunes and future plans in a terse exchange.
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S Oger
Reprisals Against Leaders In Kentucky Politics
The Kentucky State Journal rebukes The Commercial Tribune for meddling in Kentucky politics and urges that Bradley and Willson be chosen as delegates to Chicago. It argues such a selection would aid Democratic managers, pressuring Kentucky Republicans while noting Taft’s Kentucky support remains settled.
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Commercial Tribune
Kentucky
Willson, Bradley
Yerkes
United States
State Journal
Taft
Messrs. Bradley and Willson
Chicago
Frankfort
Democratic Party
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Senate
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Willson
Willam
Bradley
Democratic
Covington Billboard Prohibition Faces Court Challenge
The Covington prohibitory billboard ordinance tests city power to curb nuisances. The billboarder argues against the ban while the city seeks to remove the nuisance and prevent indecency on public streets, with enforcement penalties lined up for violations.
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Covington
General Council
Nuisance Ruling Boosts Municipal Regulation Of Billboards
A New York judge upholds a city ordinance banning billboards on moving vehicles as within police power to curb nuisances to sight and decency. The Covington ordinance raises broader questions about street use and protecting children from wrongful lessons, with enforcement debated between injunctions and other routes.
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Leathbridge
New York Supreme Court
City of
New York
Covington
Vreeland Bill Faces House Power Struggles
The Vreeland bill, praised for asset currency features by supporters, faces rejection from Speaker Cannon and allied Rules Committee members. The public benefits are weighed against House control and partisan influence, with the bill unlikely to become law.
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Cannon
House of Representatives
Dalzell and Payne
Taft Dominates In Buckeye State Campaign News
In Ohio and beyond Taft surfaces as the leading candidate as rival contenders lag. The report notes Taft’s broad appeal across states nicknamed the Buckeye, Blue Grass, and others, while opponents struggle to gain traction.
Somerset Journal Belittles Democrats and Nominates Bryan
The Somerset Journal criticizes the Democratic Party for poor prospects and contemplates Bryan as the likely candidate again. The piece suggests nominating Bryan will lead to a worse defeat, reflecting partisan tensions in local politics.
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Somerset
Kentucky
Bryan
Taft praised by The Omaha Bee in defense of his work
The Omaha Bee quotes praise for Secretary Taft noting he is accomplishing more government work than critics. It contrasts Republican state efforts with those of opposing politicians, asserting broad GOP productivity in support of Taft.
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Omaha Bee
Taft
Mr. Taft
John Flack
John Roleson
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Mr. Roleson
Gohen
Buddie Bernard
Dunbar, Kreinschmidt
Ahlborn
Joyce
Chicago Teacher Marital Union Sparks Unusual Metaphor
Miss Bronislaw Maczschewenski a Chicago classroom teacher marries Stanislaw Borchemenscavic and a curious metaphor compares their union to moving from a frying pan to hot coals.
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Bronislaw Maczschewenski
Chicago
Stanislaw Borchemenscavic
Secretary Wilson Faces Urgent Weather Cutback Push
The passage argues Secretary Wilson must act quickly to curb weather-driven plans to boost crop production, signaling a hard shutdown on weather disruptions in the Bailey wick to achieve larger harvests.
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Wilson
Bailey
Political frosts reach Nebraska from distant mountains
The Ohio Valley cold snaps have not reached Nebraska, but eastern frost from politics has disrupted Nebraska's Favorite Son in the political barnyard.
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Ohio Valley
Nebraska
Mountains
Life is a gamble remark from Mr. Croker
The newspaper notes that Mr. Croker says life is a gamble and asserts no one has more experience at the game. It frames him as a veteran observer on risk and strategy.
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Mr. Croker
Spanish bullfighter in New York hints at real bullfights
If that Spanish bullfighter now in New York would only visit Wall street for a day he would find out something about real bullfights.
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New York
Wall Street
Beveridge and Hobson Face Syndicated Youth and Woes
It is stated that Beveridge and Hobson are likely to syndicate their youth and their war scare narratives. The remark hints at a cooperative effort to spread concerns about wartime conditions.
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Messrs. Beveridge
Hobson
Spring Reigns as Winter Yields to Warmer Weather
The passage depicts a shift in seasons with winter retreating and spring asserting itself. The tone contrasts lingering chill with renewed warmth, signaling a change in weather patterns and mood.
The Curious Case of a Man and a Currency Bill
A troubled man known as Jones, famed for rapid talk on diverse topics from Mars to tariff walls, experiences a mental collapse after attempting to explain the currency bill. He is placed in an institution as friends seek a clear account of the bill from him.
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Heaven
Jones
Mars
Joseph and Potiphar referenced in casual exchange
A fragmentary dialogue mentions Joseph and Potiphar with a joking remark about Potiphar's authority. The line implies a lighthearted, possibly medieval or biblical allusion in casual banter.
Moth prevention tips and WWI anniversary note
The article discusses moth control methods for clothing and textiles including sun shaking brushing dry cleaning and sulphur candles. It also marks May 2 as an anniversary related to Cincinnati and Dayton soldiers from the 131st and 137th regiments who served in defense during the Civil War era and 100 day service.
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Baltimore
Prosperity Returns Spark in Steel and Rail Jobs
Pittsburg businessman Frank E. Goodall cites rising steel output and idle mills resuming operation as a sign of recovery. He notes major railroads plan reinstating workers in Ohio territory, boosting confidence alongside prospects of Taft’s nomination. Reports also cover political delegate maneuvers in Nebraska and Ohio streetcar fare disputes in Cleveland.
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Frank E. Goodall
Pittsburg
Emery
Ohilo
Taft
Bernard
Kiefer-Bigelow
E. J. Dempsey
Bryan
Judge Harmon
Dempsey
Harmon
Judge Dempsey
Delegates to Organize Factions in Democratic Club Meeting
Readable excerpts show Pfaff Lawson and Bernard lines in contention for state and district posts. Delegates to National Convention include Alfred Allen and Edward Dempsey with others named for committee and electors as factions jockey for influence ahead of Denver.
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Kiefer-Bigelow
Bernard
Democratic Club
Frank L. Pfaff
Fenton Lawson
Democratic State Central Committee
Penton Lawson
Alfred M. Cohen
Thomas P. Hart
Lewis G. Bernard
Kiepfer-Bigelow
Frank Gorman
Charles E. Roth
Thomas J. Noctor
Alfred Allen
Edward J. Dempsey
Joseph Rice
Charles N. ‘Danenhower
John G. Roth
Ohe
Alfred G. Allen
Roth
Bernard People
Dempsey
Michael Devanney
Bernard Péople
Denver
Devanney
Judge Harmon
Mdschiag
Bryan
Harmon
M. B. Ingalls
Hiram D. Peck
Charles N. Danenhower
Meuben White
Mr. Danenhower
John E. Bruce
Politicians urged increase of doctors among lawmakers
Dr. Reed warned Congress remains lawyer dominated and urged more physicians and professionals in its ranks. Speakers included Drs. Wagner Hauser Berghausen and Black acted as toastmaster Joseph J. Black of Newport presided with a lengthy list of attending doctors.
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Reed
United States Congress
E. A. Wagner
Charles E. Hauser
Osear Berghausen
Robert Conrad
Manchester
Joseph J. Black
Newport
Lange
Wylie
Ricker
Ransohoff
Osmond
Maertz
Heldingsfeld
Kramer
Bock
Stanwell
Berghauser
Wagner
McKay
Ducasse
Stuhlman
Nenger
Howard
Strausser
Dight
Vos
Gossman
Stemler
Guthrie
Enz
Bowdle
Conrad
Souther
Heizler
Burton
Tepmoeller
Schriever
Hoeffling
Hord
Rapp
Huffman
Stammer
Aillis
Good old Major dead fire horse remembered fondly
The New York Sun recalls Major the firehouse horse of Engine 208 at 604 East Eleventh Street. The article praises Major as humane and loyal, noting his bond with the crew, his protectiveness of kittens, and his partnership with driver Bob Fowler. Major’s death yesterday is marked as the end of an era for the station.
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East Eleventh Streeet
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Major
Eighteenth Street
Bay
Elsie
Bob Fowler
Bob
St. Mark’s
Major Leads Head in Bay Horse Spot
Narrative describes Major pulling ahead as Bob steers the bay horse toward an oncoming group of kids in the road. Bob yells as the children scatter, two dirty-faced youngsters terrified in the street. He swerves Major into an L pillar to avoid them.
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Major
Bob
The Freeman Views on Republican Nomination
The Freeman outlines its national race stance and endorses Taft for the Republican nomination, while asserting support for Fairbanks if he is the nominee. It notes Taft leads in delegates and that The Freeman remains aligned with the party and race interests.
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Freeman
Charles W. Fairbanks
Taft
Congress
Fairbanks
Lo the Poor Indian Poem Tribute Ends
Cy Warman in The New York Sun laments the misuse of the Indian figure as a symbolic social burden. The speaker invokes Lo, The Poor Indian, who has endured white society’s scrutiny, secrets, and neglect, and declares the tribute must end as the Indian must go.
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Cy Warman
New York Sun
Parrot Bite Causes Blood Poisoning in New Jersey Couple
Photographer John Kemp of Paterson New Jersey and his wife are gravely ill from blood poisoning after a parrot bit Kemp a week ago. The bird sank its beak drawing a small amount of flesh and triggered rapid infection, leading to multiple surgeries. Mrs Kemp held his hand during one procedure as pain surged.
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John Kemp
Paterson, N. J
Mr. Kemp
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