Commercial Tribune 1968 Subscription Rates and Bureaus
The notice lists subscription prices for the Daily and Sunday editions, daily omitting Sunday, and weekly rates, with payments in advance and options for international mail. It also details delivery and branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and bureaus in Washington London and Reading rooms for Americans.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Commercial Tribundp CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert
Covington
Scott. St
Scott St. Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trace Square
Weather Outlook With Intermittent Showers Expected
Tomorrow rain is forecast though today should be sunny with strong sunshine. Showers will be intermittent with electrical displays and fresh southeast winds. Yesterday's high reached 87 degrees and the low was 68 at 6 am.
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Sol
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia and Pennsylvania
Government forecast notes fair skies for Ohio and Indiana on Monday with showery conditions Tuesday. Kentucky shows showers Monday and Tuesday, while West Virginia and western Pennsylvania experience fair weather Monday and Tuesday with fresh east winds.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ocean Steamship Movements
Philadelphia Arrivals Fries land from Liverpool. New York Sailed St Louis to Southampton Zeeland to Antwerp Pretoria to Hamburg Regina d Italia to Naples Germania to Marseilles. Caledonia from Glasgow Moville Badenia from Hamburg. Liverpool Arrivals Caronia from New York Tunisian from Montreal. Southampton Arrived New York. Queenstown Sailed Campania for New York. Fiume Sailed Slavonia for New York. Montreal Arrived Corsican from Liverpool.
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Philadelphia
Friesland
Liverpool
New York
St. Louis
Southampton
Zeeland
Antwerp
Pretoria
Hamburg
Regina d'Italia
Naples
Germania
Marseilles
Caledonia
Glasgow
Moville
Badenia
Montreal
Queenstown
Camp
Public notice of multiple names and associations across cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and spouses linked with various places including Louisville Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia and Cleveland. Names include Harlin Hurst J D Barnhill J J Cinnell W H Hall Emery Newcombe and many others with marriages and affiliations across the United States.
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Palace
S. C. Compton
Louisville
Charles
Algier
St. Louis
A. Woodward
Newark
W. H. Boyer
Chicago
Munro
Paul Hanenscheld
Hamburg
Germany
Lawrence W. Cohn
Macon
J. H. Samuel
Maysville
Cc. Klaus
Chattanooga
Harlin
W. T. Hurst
Pittsburg
J. D. Barnhill
Wilmington
J. J. Cinnell
Lexington
W. H. Hall
Indian Ls
Emery
A. Newcombe
Dayton
W. T. White
Washington
D. C
J. G. Phillips
Thomas Ferguson
Lackman
J. J. Ackerman
New York
W. J. Finn
Boston
W. B. Weaver
Miamisburg
W. J. McDowell
Honing
William H. Hanaford
Providence
W. T. Neeley
J. W. Bof
Joseph Newman
P. H. Ewing
Cleveland
St. Nicholas
Walter Schwabb
New New York
B. Thomashheeky
H. B. Kaufmann
York
M. T. Kerr
New Orleans
M. Stewart
Sanford, Fla
Hugh B. Meloy
Washington, D. C
J. E. Lybrand
Indianapolis
Dennison
J. H. Baker
O. C
V. Thornton
Kansas City
V. Synder and Wife
Harry H. Acker
Gibson
William F. Mason
C. F. MacKinnon
Compton
Her Only Fault and the Minute Waiting Wife
A humorous verse about a husband waiting for his wife who delays by pinning her hat. He reflects on time slipping away and wonders if St. Peter will let her pass first while he stands at the gate. The piece uses playful dialogue and domestic timing to humorously critique tardiness.
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Florence Goff Schwarz
St. Peter
Japan Debt Crisis Deepens as 2 Billion Yen Gap Looms
The article discusses Japan's growing national debt near 2,000,000,000 yen and the failed loan tied to the Hsimintan Fukumen Railway. It contrasts Japan’s debt woes with United States prosperity symbolized by Pittsburg & Lake Erie’s order for 2,000 all steel cars, implying broad economic and political implications.
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Japan
Hsimintan Fukumen
Baron Takahashi
Bank of Japan
London
Commercial Tribune
Italy
Democratic Party
United States
Bryan
Pittsburg
America
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Standard Steel Company
Fresh Air Fund Appeal Seeks Swift Cincinnati Support
With warmer weather at hand the Fresh Air Fund Association again appeals to Cincinnati citizens for donations. The charity, run without salaries, transfers mothers and children from slums to wholesome country farms with meals, clean housing, rest, and recuperation. Prompt contributions are urged to meet growing yearly expenses and aid more families through the healthful program.
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Fresh Air Fund Association
Cincinnati
Press of
Lilley Scored Not in Submarine Contract Charges
The debate over Representative Lilley’s allegations of submarine boat contract scandals ends with a subcommittee finding no justification for his charges. The report states Lilley failed to substantiate his grave accusations in general or in detail.
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Lilley
Representative Killey
Lilley Charges and House Vote Draw Mixed Support
The House committee report on Lilley is sustained 187 to 82 with Democratic support. 182 members who served with Lilley defend him, while Connecticut delegates vote negative arguing absence of bad faith. Lilley’s stand lacked substantiating facts and relied on suspicions, anonymous letters, and privilege claims.
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House
Connecticut
Lilley
John Sharp Williams
Doctor Claims Germ of Paresis Found
A Cincinnati doctor says he found the germ of paresis but an Omaha man reportedly brought the idea home. The Omaha Bee quips that the claim should stay with the doctor while noting the local uptake of the notion.
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Cincinnati
Omaha Bee
Crumpacker Bill Seeks Fewer Specimen Talks in Congress
The Crumpacker bill aims to reduce discussion of specimens sent to the Senate and House recently, hoping to ease opposition to the measure.
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Senate
House
Gaines Bill on Congressional Mileage Faces Likely Block
John Wesley Gaines proposed a bill to cut congressional mileage allowances, anticipating opposition from Uncle Joe who would not concede even half a chance.
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John Wesley Gaines
Joe
Long Gap in Waterway Improvements Between Two Governors
A remark from the South Carolina and North Carolina governors notes the extended interval since recent waterway projects. The line emphasizes delays in regional infrastructure efforts and underscores ongoing planning and funding considerations between the two states.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
Senator Platt Returns to Duties After New York Visit
Senator Platt resumes senatorial duties following a week in New York attending to important legal business.
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Platt
New York
Missouri Democratic Convention Chooses Gavel Split Metaphor
The chair man of the Democratic State Convention of Missouri split his gavel, mirroring the deep rift within the party as factions diverge on strategy and leadership.
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Missouri
Senate Banter Sparks Virtue and Sarcasm
A vivid line notes Chauncey Depew lifting his skirts as Tom Platt settles beside him in the Senate, signaling a scene of sharp virtuous sarcasm and political wit.
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Chauncey Depew
Tom Platt
Senate
Newport 400 To Host A Circus Of Snobbishness
The 400 of Newport Rhode Island plan a circus style event highlighting their snobbishness as a social spectacle. The piece satirically notes the elite circle’s supposed performance and attire.
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Newport
Rhode Island
Bryan Sees Pennsylvania as Not Keystone of Hopes
The text notes Bryan expressing a clear view that Pennsylvania does not serve as the pivotal state for his political aspirations, while favorable summer weather invites allies to discuss plans in the woods.
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Mr. Bryan
Pennsylvania
Chinese envoy Liang Hsun arrives in San Francisco on homeward voyage
Liang Hsun Charge dAffaires to Mexico City, former Manila consul general and Amherst graduate, arrived at the Fairmont en route to Canton. He discussed his four years in Mexico and predicted China would change after five years abroad, noting youth studying abroad and cultural shifts such as dropped foot binding and queues becoming fashion.
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Liang Hsun
Mexico
Manila
Amherst College
Fairmont
Canton
United States
Cuba
Peru
China
The Coffee Was Cold and Murky Forecasts
A Chicago Post verse laments widespread doom from frost ruined crops to bad weather and stagnant markets. The narrator frets that bad news dominates headlines, railroads struggle, and the nation heads toward hardship while coffee remains cold at breakfast.
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Chicago Post
Gray
Taft
Trusts
Advertising Opportunities In Busy Season Encouraged
A newspaper reader notes that advertisers should seize timely chances in daily papers to stretch budgets. An Eastern doctor urges summer health tips including cold baths, diet changes, vegetarianism for beauty, and moderation to avoid stomach and liver trouble. The piece also reflects on a House bill allocating 5 million dollars for coal for the fleet and the naval display’s impact abroad.
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Adv
The
Commercial Tribune
House of Representatives
Rescuing a Rough Rider Guy Murchie Receives U S Marshal Post
A Chicago Post item notes Senate records confirm Guy Murchie of the Rough Riders as United States Marshal for Massachusetts. The Harvard alumnus helped locate and reform a wayward Arizonan in Boston, choosing to remain in the city instead of returning to the ranch.
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E. B. Clark
Chicago Post
Senate
Guy Murchie
United States
District of
Massachusetts
Rough Riders
Harvard
Old Bay State
Roosevelt
Plains
Boston
Murchie
Arizona
Southwest
God's Country
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Alliterative Allegory of Susanna by the Stream
In a New York Sun verse sketch Susanna sits by a stream chasing trout and a gilded chase for gold. She tries fishing with bold effort, slips on slick banks, and causes a splash that sends fish scattering as she weighs three hundred pounds in a comic mishap.
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New York Sun
Serene Susanna
Susanna
Transatlantic Habit Spurs Cheap, Extended European Travel
Promoters once warned travelers to budget $1000 for a three week trip but prices have fallen. General Eberlin returns from a seven week tour spending $550, visiting Gibraltar Naples Genoa Monte Carlo Nice Strasbourg Weissenburg Berlin Hamburg Bremen Frankfurt. He praises German order liberty and quality, plus the hyacinth fields near Lisse between Brussels and Amsterdam, and describes Dutch scenery as enchanting with vivid town Residences churches and barns.
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New York Press
Frederick Charles Eberlin
Stock Exchange Power House
Alsace-Lorraine
New York
Genoa
Bremen
Gibraltar
Naples
Monte Carlo
Nice
Strasburg
Weissenburg
Berlin
Hamburg
Brussels
Amsterdam
Eberlin
Lisse
Paterson Mob Libel Lawsuit Targets Magazine
Paterson officials move to end false stories about the city after a New York magazine article prompted a libel suit. The claim cites local anarchist rumors and notes one or two known Paterson anarchists exist as in other cities. Cincinnati gains praise for hiring George Kessler to improve parks.
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Paterson
Frank L. Pollson
Paterson (N. J
Linton Hotel
Yester
New York
Cincinnati
George Kessler
Kansas City
Philip E. Mullin
Folk
Grand Hotel
Kessler
Denver
St. Louis
Chicago
Probers Face Legal Challenge to Ohio Committee Powers
A circuit court hearing is set for this morning at 9 on a quo warranto and temporary restraining order challenging the legality of a Cincinnati Legislative Probe Committee. Lawyers argue the legislature cannot empower a post adjournment committee, while probes seek witness contempt actions if needed.
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Theodore Horstman
Probers
Horstman
Circuit
Drake
Lybarger and
van Dusen
The Yukon Postman and the Long Winter Mail Run
A Yukon winter mail route spanning from Edmonton to Fort McPherson covers 1,954 miles each way. Cornwall, a veteran fur trader, travels by horse for 100 miles then dogs the rest, delivering letters to isolated Forts along the Mackenzie despite extreme frost and sparse post offices.
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British Empire
Canada
Apa
Yukon
White Horse
Edmonton
Saskatchewan River
Ft. McPherson
MacKenzie
Cornwall
Athabasca Landing
Athabasca
Litttle
Ft. McMurray
Ft. Chippewayan
Lake Athabasca
Chippewayan
His Majesty
Slave River
Ft. Smith
Ft. Resolution
Great Slave Lake
Fort Walls
Arctic
Ballad of Phoebus Caramel
A playful verse portrait from The New York Times chronicling Phoebus Caramel, a dapper courtly figure who falls from grace then returns in ragged garb to woo a former admirer, now convinced by his hardships and misfortune. The tale blends humor with social observation about fashion and romance.
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Phoebus Caramel
New York Times
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