Commercial Tribune advertising and distribution details
The notice lists publication details for The Commercial Tribune including offices in Cincinnati Walnut Street Government Place subscriptions rates for daily and Sunday editions, accepted payment methods, and foreign rates. Branch offices are named in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and bureaus in Washington London and Trafalgar Building.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E.O. Eshelby
Great Britain
Universal Union
THE
Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Sup- Covington
Scott St
Scott St. Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
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Amer
Weather Outlook and Heat Record Report
Forecaster Bassler says showers and cooler air will move through Ohio today. Tomorrow should bring clearing skies and fresh south to southwest winds. Yesterday noon hit 90 degrees, 3 pm reached 93, the year's high, then fell to 76 by 7 pm after rain. Weather record for May 2 ending 8 pm shows May pattern.
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Bassler
Ohio
Weather Forecast for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana
Government forecast notes showers and cooler conditions in Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday with fresh southerly to southwesterly winds. Kentucky sees fair Tuesday and Wednesday with mountain showers. West Virginia experiences showers Tuesday and Wednesday and cooler Tuesday. Indiana expects fair Tuesday and Wednesday with fresh winds shifting to the west.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements and Arrivals
Ships arriving and sailing from New York and nearby ports include the Minnehaha from London and Nieuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam and Boulogne, Altonia from Triest, Carthaginian from Glasgow, and Kronprinz Wilhelm bound for Bremen, with notes on positions east of Sandy Hook and expected dock times. Other arrivals span Cherbourg London Genoa Glasgow and Sable Island, with several vessels in and out of Hamburg, Dover, and Barcelona.
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New York
London
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Altonia
Triest
Sandy Hook
ST. John
N. F
Carthaginian
Glasgow
Liverpool
Halifax
Philadelphia
Boston
Plymouth
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Cherbourg
Bremen
President Grant
Hamburg
Bluecher
Kronpring Wilhelm
Genoa
Cretic
St. Michaels
The
Montreal
Gibraltar
Pannonia
Naples
Montevideo
San Francisco
Martha Washington
Barcelona
Manuel Calvo
Cadiz
Minnetonka
Christiansand
Copenhagen
Sable Island
Dover
Vaderland
Antwerp
Emoville
Furnessia
President Lincoln
Marconigram
Hunting Eagles Nest Captured by Atlantic City Ranchman
James Carpenter of Atlantic City Wyoming undertakes a dangerous cliff operation to remove a bald eagle nest for the State Normal School. He was lowered 1100 feet to reach the nest and plans another descent to lift the nest with eggs intact. Professor Adams notes a second immense closed nest on Crow Creek’s sixty foot cottonwood, four by four feet, weighing many hundred pounds, to be moved to the school.
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James Carpenter
Atlantic City
Wyo
Tate Normal School
Carpenter
State Normal
Wyoming
Prof
Adams
Crow Creek
Currency Legislation Stalemate Marks Presidential Year
The piece portrays Congress unable to pass a currency bill in a Presidential year. It criticizes Speaker Cannon and Senator Aldrich for using the Vreeland and Aldrich bills as political pawns, likening the maneuvering to battledore and shuttlecock. It cites The Washington Post on the banking patchwork.
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House
Senate
Aldrich
Cannon
Finance Committee
Vreeland
The
Washington Post
Fowler
England
Nee
Germany
Illinois
Airship Perfection Delayed by Disasters and Public Doubt
In a mixed outlook on early airship progress the Wright brothers era of flawless flight is not yet here. Roy Knabenshue’s airship fell into Toledo ball park, while Morrill’s airship collapsed at Oakland injuring passengers. Despite plans by Holland and Forbes, the era of perfect airship construction remains distant. Political notes discuss Taft’s expected strong electoral lead and limited influence of public opinion on Congress.
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Wright Brothers
North Carolina
Roy Knabenshue
Toledo
Ohio
Oakland
Morrill
Fim
Holland
Atlantic
Forbes
New York
Canada
Pacific Coast
Representative Lilley Faces Rough House Treatment
Lilley was run over by the House in a manner likened to Tom Johnson’s experience with the Columbus convention, illustrating harsh political dynamics.
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Lilley
House
Tom Johnson
Columbus
Reds End Week With Blaze Of Glory In Second Spot
Last week closed in a blaze of glory and second place for the Reds. The club showed strong form, finishing near the top and signaling a rising challenge for the season ahead.
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Reds
Bryan Denounces Pennsylvania Democracy as Denatured Brand
Mr. Bryan characterizes Pennsylvania Democracy as a denatured brand, signaling a sharp critique of the party’s integrity and identity amid ongoing political discourse.
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Mr. Bryan
Pennsylvania
After Chicago Denver After the victory the licking
A fragmented historical note hints at events in Chicago and Denver following a victory and a harsh reaction. Limited readable words prevent clear attribution. The item appears to be a fleeting sports or civic update with no identifiable names or places beyond cities.
Notes and Comments on Public Transport and Social Etiquette
A narrator recalls an evening with a young couple at a lunch under a grape vine and plans to visit a zoo for a concert. He comments on crowded open cars, powder on arms, and manners, then transitions to a London theater hat rule and humorous musings about totem poles at stadiums. He ends by describing taking his relative Joe to his first professional baseball game and the awe it inspired.
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Love
London
Joe
Ohio in the bishops list at the M E conference
The Baltimore conference highlights Ohio origins and ties among bishops. Notable figures include Bishops Moore Cranston Bashford Oldham McDowell Thurburn and Quayle with strong links to Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan University. A.C. Leonard Whitlock Smith and Anderson are featured as influential church leaders shaping Methodist Episcopacy.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Board of Bishops
David H. Moore
Western Christian Advocate
Cincinnati
Earl Cranston
Methodist Book Concern
James W. Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
W. F. Oldham
William F. McDowell
Millersburg
Ohio Wesleyan
James M.thoburn
Paul the Apostle
A. B. Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walnut Hills Church
Lennard
J. M. Buckley
New York
W. F. Whitlock
Whitlock
Church
Strangest of Sects Doukhobors Endure Harsh Self Denial
Detroit News Journal reports on the Doukhobors a sect famed for extreme asceticism. Leaders order cattle sales then 15 000 sheep and later chickens leaving families paupered. Homes cramped four feet per person meals limited to potatoes turnips and onions.
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Brooks
Probe rights spark court fight over Cincinnati probe
The Circuit Court ruled it may issue an injunction to restrain the Gayman Investigation Committee from proceeding with its probe into Cincinnati and Hamilton County until the committee’s legal status is determined. Prosecutor Rulison seeks ouster under quo warranto and the hearing was continued.
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Gayman Investigation Committee
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Rulison
Theodore Horstman
Frank Dinsmore
Commercial Tribune
Congress
Wife Restores Lost Mind After Amnesia Scan
Dr. Frank P. King, 60, a retired Los Angeles physician, wandered from his apartment on February 28 with no memory of home or wife. He was found in Central Park by a friend, later identified by his wife after regaining recognition, and is expected to recover with medical care. He recalled only his wife’s face and his past hospital stay in San Bernardino, with unspent funds left behind.
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William Alfred Quayle
St. James’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Senators Fairbanks and
Beveridge
Independence Avenue Church
Kansas City
Baker University
Baldwin
Kan
Quayleg
Phillips Brooks
Massachusetts
Bishop Quayle
Hamlet
Faust
Shakespeare
Jean Valjean
St. James Methodist Episcopal
Episcopal College
Quayle
Charles W. Smith
Bishop Smith
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Tripod
Board of Elections
Lexow Committee
Gohen
Honest Elections Committee
Dr. Hart
Eighth Ward
Rounieitie
Lexow
Election Board
Rolsen
Frank P. King
Los Angees
Central Park
Glengarry
King
San Bernardino
Notable Cincinnati Residents Register in Paris
A list of Cincinnati residents including Mrs. Ledmer and Miss Sylvia Reins registered at The Herald office in Paris today. Also named are Isador, Louis and Joseph Lazarus, Miss Carrie Goldsmith, and Miss Melise Pogue, with Miss Sylvia and Miss Sylvia appearing among the entries.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Isador
Ledmer
Sylvia Reins
Sylvia
Louis
Joseph Lazarus
Carrie Goldsmith
Melise Pogue
Cincinnati
Herald
Defying a Tornado at Ft. Crook Nebraska
An account of a tornado striking Ft. Crook Neb where 600 men of the Sixth Regiment formed battalion lines and moved to shelter under flying debris. The fort sustained about 100000 dollars in damage. The piece extols the soldiers discipline and compares their act to historic charges.
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Annals of American Arms
Ft. Crook
Neb
Sixth Regiment
Hell
Heaven
Balaklava
Cab Service in Mexico Delivers Strict Public Oversight
In Mexico City the cab system is tightly regulated with clear tariff signals. Blue cabs cost 1 dollar per hour, red ones 75 cents, and extending the top adds 25 cents per hour. Hack inspectors log cabs at stations, tracking numbers, passengers, destinations, and times for central audit.
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Baltimore American
Mexico
Yp. M. Strange
St. Louis
Sister Republic
United States
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals Trade List Then and Now
A dated hotel arrivals list shows guests staying at Burnet House and Palace hotels in Cincinnati and other cities. Names include Gibson Charles S Fredricks New York EB L Lyburger Warsaw CO F W Van Dusen Norwalk O B F Gray Columbus O and many more expanded across multiple states. The fragmentary roster suggests routine guest check-ins at prominent hotels with few contextual notes.
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Cincinnati
Gibson—Charless
Fredricks
New York
EB. L. Lyburger
Warsaw
F. W. van Dusen
Norwalk
B. F. Grayman
Columbus
O. Linton
H. L. Zimmerman
Pittsburg
Laula M. Levy
Philadelphia
R. L. Rinehardt
St. Louis
H. H. Atkinson
Chicago
Burnet House
C. A. Dobie
Detroit
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