Commercial Tribune postal and circulation details
The Commercial Tribune announces subscription rates and delivery options for domestic and foreign readers. It lists offices in Cincinnati and branch bureaus in Covington Newport and London with newsrooms and reader services.
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Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather report shows slow moving storm bringing heavy rain
The Western low pressure area lingers over the interior causing widespread rain across the West and South with great downpours in Louisiana. Northern and Southwest high pressure slows the storm’s progress as thunderstorms accompany its advance. Cincinnati recorded 65 to 83 degrees with cloudy mornings and afternoons.
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Showers Forecast Across States Friday Through Saturday
Ohio and Indiana expect showers Friday with northern areas continuing Saturday. cooler air arrives in southern Ohio Saturday. Kentucky sees east fair in the east with Friday showers and Saturday rain. West Virginia reports showers Friday and Saturday with fresh northeast winds.
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Kentucky
Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Reported in Various Ports
Boston arrivals include the Ivernia from Queenstown while Queenstown lists exports to New York. Liverpool and Glasgow report several sailings and arrivals including ships to Philadelphia and Naples. New York notes arrivals from Southampton and Genoa with multiple outbound sailings. A wireless update places the Amerika en route to Hamburg south west of Ireland.
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London
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Browhead
Amerika
Deel la Provence
Ork
Names List of Contributors and Associates Across Cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and their cities including Utica Knoxville Williamsburg Columbus Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Boston Boston Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago New York Rochester Portsmouth Allentown AllentownLexing ton Warsaw and other places. The item reads like a directory of names with associated locales.
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John H. Ireland
Utica
N. Y
F. F. Floyd
Knoxville
James E. Terry
Williamsburg
L. A. Rogers
Columbus
O. Munro
H. C. Taylor
Toledo
Samuel J. Hartt
G. W. Kay
Chicago
Edward Thurman
McMinnville
Tenn
Gibson
Sam Leroy
New York
W. E. Adams
Boston
E. L. McFern
Detroit
C. A. Saybolt
Philadelphia
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Higginsport
C. EB. Mahan
Osborn
Harry Wouters
Richmond
Ind
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Cleveland
W. B. Wyanekt
Wife
Chattanooga
G. G. Wright
Ironton
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Pittsburg
Lackman
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Conference of Governors and President on natural resources
A conference of governors with the President at the White House aims to spark action on conserving natural resources, especially forests, and to educate the public. It may influence legislation and enforcement, prompting reform to curb waste and unlock inland navigation and economic gains along rivers like the Ohio.
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United States
Philadelphia
Ohio Valley
Conference of Governors
White House
Ohio River
Ohio
Admiral Evans Honored in Retirement Farewell
Admiral Evans ends a storied career with honors as he retires. He leaves behind a legendary fleet command from Hampton Roads to San Francisco Bay and a crew of fearless Jackies who shot straight and stood firm. The nation prides itself on his leadership and the ships that carried him to the Golden Gate.
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Golden Gate
Anarchist Federation of America denounces violence stance
The Anarchist Federation of America responds to President's measures against anarchy with a statement asserting that Anarchy seeks to abolish poverty and governments that breed violence. It also argues that governments are imperfect but remediable in representative systems like the United States. It says anarchists should not be tolerated in the U.S. and condemns violence.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
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Aroused Officials Decry Anarchist Federation Aims
Government denounces the Federation's declared aims as destroying private and public rights and abolishing the family. Officials say the pro nunciamento reveals violence over law and will push for stricter legislation to counter the movement.
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New York
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Chicago
Umbrella Gift Prompts Breach Suit Testimony
Miss Lysle of Pittsburg testified in a breach of promise suit against William Hawk that she hesitated to accept an umbrella because such a gift was unlucky. The lawyer noted that ownership of an umbrella is precarious unless secured firmly.
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Birdie
Miss Lysle
Pittsburg
Speaker Cannon Sees Lincoln Lookalike Value in Politics
The article compares Speaker Cannon’s belief that resembling Lincoln is a political asset with his view that Lincoln’s honesty is not a necessity. It notes a perceived resemblance in appearance but highlights a difference in character between the two men.
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Lincoln
Vice President Fairbanks Will Not Withdraw From Race
Senator Hemenway reports Fairbanks will stay in the Presidential contest. Governor Hughes says he will not accept the Vice Presidential nomination, as he stated himself. Some observers note the procession continues despite doubts.
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Secretary Taft Arrives as Hopefuls Face Setback in Colon
Judge Lueders is notified that the perpetrator has fled the city. Police pursuit will be all in vain. Connecticut and Kentucky had just ended their hopes, while Taft arrived at Colon to observe the scene.
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Lueders
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Columbus
Democratic State Committee
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Lewis G. Bernard
James Ross
Johnson
William L. Finley
Harmon
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Charles N. Danenhower
Tillman Predicts Bryan Tops Democratic Ticket
Senator Tillman says Bryan will receive more votes than any other Democratic candidate and questions which other Democrat will have any chance at Denver or at the polls.
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Mr. Bryan
Denver
Governors’ Likely Washington Drink Stop Questioned
The governors of Georgia, Alabama, Maine and Kansas are unlikely to have taken jugs to Washington. They can obtain liquid refreshments in Washington as easily as at home.
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Alabama
Maine
Kansas
Washington
Bailey Fringe Victory Falls Short With 12000 Showing
Bailey of Texas touted a 100000 majority but ends with a mere 12000, far short of his claimed satisfaction. The result marks a sparse showing despite bold assertions.
Chicago Councilmen Paid 3500 a Year Despite Questioned Value
Report notes Chicago pays each Councilman 3500 annually and questions whether the compensation matches the services rendered if all accounts are accurate.
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Cannon Consent Lets House Pass A Few Bills
The Louisville Post notes that Un cle Jo Cannon has finally consented to allow the House to pass a few bills. This development signals a cautious narrowing of opposition and potential progress on limited legislative items.
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Jo Cannon
Uncle Sam Tackles New Jersey Article On Sanitary Rules
Sanitary regulations curb mosquitoes on the isthmus while U S authorities indicate ongoing concern with public health in New Jersey. Officials urge compliance and surveillance to prevent outbreaks.
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Uncle Sam
New Jersey
Colombia Seeks Ten Million Dollar Demand From U S
Colombia requests ten million dollars from the United States expressing broad citizen sentiment that many would be satisfied with far less in compensation or settlement.
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Colombia
United States
Planting Plans Reported for Georgia Crops
They state there will be no mint field destruction this year in Georgia and that planting will simply double. The saying warns that a sure tip and the expectation may soon part.
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Oppose City Bird Home Park Purchase Letter to the Editor
A taxpayer opposes funding a Bird Home Park, arguing it offers little practical benefit and would waste public money. He notes birds control pests unevenly, stresses birds’ natural ranges, urges cats be removed, and praises Audubon Society for public education on bird protection.
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Nature
Freedom and limits on thought speech in university issues
A reader argues freedom of thought cannot be acted upon in words and urges caution in sharing radical views, especially by teachers. It discusses university risk, voting rights for women, mayor Markbreit's stance, and civic concerns on Hunt Street Park and mail wagon rights.
Methodist Leaders and Edits at Major Conference
Baltimore reports highlight Dr. Henry K. Carroll NY as a key mission official and booster of American rule in Puerto Rico and other insular possessions. The session confirms rapid committee appointments led by Bishop Hamilton after prodding from Dr. C. W. Smith. Dr. Downey of Brooklyn emerges as strong Episcopal candidate. controversy over obscene literature arises but responsibility is not assigned to Carroll.
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Hotels Register Reveals Medical Delegates Names
Syracuse traveler notes many delegates to the American Medico-Psychological Association sign with initials then given names. City Club shifts to Grand Hotel with W H Wiley speaking on the Pure Food Law ethics. Kangaroo rats menace California vineyards. rattlesnakes slaughter discussed. General Jacob Coxey arrives, chats politics with friends.
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Lullaby poem reflects wartime home front concerns
A short wartime verse by Neil Hutchinson in Army and Navy Life. It frames a mother's vigilance near a soldier's tent as父 Daddy drills to earn shillings, while rising prices force frugal acts like pressing and dyeing clothes. The speaker hopes the next pay bill will arrive.
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Mute Wife Talks Too Much In Court
Chester Godman, a mute, contested his wife's separate maintenance suit claiming she talked too much. Mrs. Godman won as she accused him of cruelty and flirtation. The pair clashed over nagging and silence during the Chicago Superior Court proceedings.
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Godman
Seaside Cure Said To Help Seasickness
A Philadelphia Bulletin anecdote quotes a ship's surgeon who advocates tying a scarf or bandage tightly around the stomach as a remedy for seasickness. He claims the method can preventqueasiness and notes that women facing seas are seldom ill at sea.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Willing Workers Poem Cheerfully Urges Reform Speech
A Washington Evening Star poem advises a reader to craft a speech on reform and a great cause. It suggests memorizing catchy phrases to generate applause, encouraged by cheerful, diligent effort. It uses playful imagery of birds and a busy dictionary to urge ambition.
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Washington Evening Star
Espy bill opponents push veto talks amid Hamilton turmoil
Hamilton County Democrats clash over the Espy bill creating small school boards. City Solicitor Ballard weighs grounds for a veto while officials debate the measure's legality and subdistrict designations. Separate items cover courthouse stenographers delay, party leadership battles, and a failed permit request for a street sign.
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The Happy Egotist Poem fragment
A Chicago Record Herald verse fragment extols the joy of self regard and vanity. The speaker revels in ego boosted by praise from ladies and the belief that one’s own achievements are supreme, while dismissing doubt and critics as jealous.
Hospital visit highlights local family names
A fragment notes Mrs Hogan-Oi visiting her husband for a four cup cup measure incident and Mrs Grogan-Shure assisting Pat Magee this week while he remains in the hospital.
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