Commercial Tribune Publication Details April 7 1903
The item lists the Commercial Tribune’s masthead and publication information for Tuesday April 7 1903. It notes establishment in Cincinnati, morning edition, and subscription rates for various daily and Sunday options. The text provides addresses Walnut street and Government Place and mentions E. O. Eshelby as president.
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Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E. 0
Eshelby
International mail rates and local bureaus listed
In Great Britain the Continent and all foreign countries within the Universal Postal Union subscription rates are given with terms for daily and Sunday mail. Office addresses include Cincinnati main office and branch bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington London with reading room for Americans.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Perceen
Express
Bank
THE
Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather drifting through unsettled April across the country
The April pattern brings general temperature rise with low pressure systems in the West and Southwest. I t shows increased cloudiness and scattered showers. Cincinnati reported 43 to 69 degrees yesterday as the Weather Bureau records April 6, 1908, summarize conditions with past year comparisons.
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Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
At & P.m
Ther
DL B.M
P.m
Weather outlook across states shows improving but unsettled pattern
Ohio and West Virginia forecast increasing cloudiness with rain by night and cooler conditions into Wednesday. Kentucky expects showers and cooler overnight into Wednesday. Indiana notes Tuesday showers with cooler conditions Wednesday, clearing in the south and fair in the north.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Chart Atlantic Traffic
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures across ports including Antwerp Boston Cherbourg Plymouth and Sable Island. Vessels such as Finland Pannonía Kaiser Wilhelm II Kronprinzessin Cecilie and Kronprinzen Cecilie are noted with routes and wireless contacts near Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook vicinity.
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Sable Island
Finland
Antwerp
Dover
New York
Marconi
Sandy Hook
Clyde
Halifax
Boston
Philadelphia
London
Gibraltar
Pannonia
Naples
Genoa
Plymouth
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Cherbourg
Bremen
President Lincoln
Hamburg
Boulogne
Southampton
Valparaiso
San Francisco
Glasgow
California
Laurentian
Suez
Vancouver
Seattle
Yokohama
Liverpool
Palermo
Moville
St. John
Fiume
Slavonia
Portland
Ore
Coronel
Rio Janeiro
Snaples
Perugia
Manchester
Caledonian
Havre
Florida
Kronprinzess
Cecelie
South Wellfleet
Columbia
Zeeland
Bostonian
Browhead
Lake Erie
N. B
Kaiser Cherbo
Wilhelm II
Bre
Vir
April Portrait in Verse by Pauline Johnson
Poem fragment personifies April as a fickle muse shifting from sunshine to gray, contrasting with a jealous breeze and violet flowers. The piece evokes seasonal change, nature’s beauty, and penitence, ending with a note of early stars.
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April
Rose
Violet
Pauline Johnson
Taft Seen as Unanimous GOP Nominee in Midwest Tour
The Omaha Bee notes Secretary of War Taft has broad support from Nebraska and Iowa, with Ohio also backing him, signaling a strong bid for the Republican nomination. The Outlook essay by Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott compares Taft favorably to rivals, praising his intellect, heart, and steady leadership as the basis for a future presidency.
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Taft
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Omaha Bee
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Chicago
South
West
Lyman Abbott
Hughes
Knox
Cannon
Fairbanks
Mr. Fairbanks
Mr. la Follette
United States
Castro Right on Venezuela Dispute Seen by Papers
The piece argues President Castro stands correct as Congress weighs Venezuela policy. It notes a U S Senate Foreign Relations panel reviewing documents and cites Secretary Root on American property rights in Venezuela. It emphasizes justice among nations and U S Congressional support for actions against Venezuela.
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Castro
Congress
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Russel
United States Congress
Congress of the
United States
Venezuela
Root
Secretary Root
Johnson opens Chicago HQ while Bryan targets Denver
The text notes John Johnson will open his headquarters in Chicago and Bill Bryan will establish the main operations in Denver, signaling a split in strategic centers.
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John Johnson
Chicago
Bill Bryan
Denver
Haitian revolutionaries clash near the French Legation
Gunfire erupts as mules step in idle manner while revolutionists strike at the French Legation. Sources report either the revolutionists or sixteen government troops engaged in the confrontation.
William the Silent Denied Nebraska Citizenship Claim
An anxious inquirer asserts that William the Silent is not now and never was a citizen of Nebraska, challenging a historical claim. The statement clarifies disputed nationality and cites historical context.
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Anxious Inquirer
William
Nebraska
Beveridge Names Fairbanks at Convention Surprise
The report states Mr. Beveridge cannot avoid naming Mr. Fairbanks at the convention and hints that Infianny also has another Favorite Son.
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Beveridge
Mr. Fairbanks
Infianny
Watsons of Georgia and Indiana Face Notable Election Split
The remark contrasts two individuals named Watson from Georgia and Indiana. One stands for election while the other faces defeat, highlighting a split outcome in a humorous political quip.
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Watson
Georgia
Indiana
Ne braskan Privateer Sets Stage Amid Viking Campaign
A Nebraskan privateer has prepared a platform as part of a broader push involving the Scandinavian Viking. The move signals organized effort behind the controversial venture and outlines its intended course.
Iowa idea cited by Omaha Bee on Shaw filibuster
The Omaha Bee asks what the Iowa idea means as Leslie M. Shaw sits on his own boom. The Democrats in the House, having nothing to lose, stage a filibustering entertainment.
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Omaha Bee
Iowa
Leslie M. Shaw
Aldrich Bill Faces House Resistance From Protests
Protesters push back against the Aldrich bill signaling a hard path in the House. Lawmakers weigh amendments as public demonstrations continue and political opposition grows.
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Aldrich
Readers vent on Cincinnati traction cars and streets
A column of letters and anecdotes critiques the Cincinnati Traction Company. Readers call for cleaner car floors, better conductor practice and more passenger accommodation. They warn of dangerous street conditions, urging speedy repairs and accountability.
Taft and Roosevelt in GOP nomination climate
The Walla Walla Bulletin argues Taft is best poised to secure the Republican nomination on the first ballot in Chicago. It credits Taft as a capable, high minded statesman and Roosevelt ally whose record and character promise continuation of Roosevelt’s policies and leadership.
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William H. Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Ohio
Philippines
Taft
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Politicians and actors linked in scattered names list across cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with their associated cities including Columbus Philadelphia Springfield Cleveland New York Chicago Baltimore St Louis Detroit Pittsburgh Louisville and others. The passage reads like a roster or crossing of names rather than a narrative event.
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el Lander
Enone
Little Rock
Louisville Shock
Memphis
Buffalo
Montgomery
Nashville
Calgary
New Orleans
Charlotte
New York Chattanoog
Norfolk
North Platte
Oklahoma P.c
CIN Inn TI
Omaha
Sens
Palestine
Col Wees
Parkersburg
Corpus Christi
Hiladelphia Ee
Pittsburg Dantes el Pueblo
Aes
P.c. Dodge
Rapid City
Dudu el Egina
P.c
St. Louis
el Faso
St. Paul P
San Antonio
Grand Rapid
Shreveport
Helena
Springfield
Ill
Vicksburg
Jacksonvie
Washington
Kansas City
George H. Wolf
New York
M. J. Miller
Pittsburg
Herman Cassil
Philadelphia
F. H. Rose
Dayton
Burnet
W. L. Rose
Columbus
J. B. Newton
Chicago
P. B. Martin
H. S. Samuelson
Emery
Cc. G. Swain
Richmond
F. R. Brandon
C. H. Wells
Portsmouth
W. P. Drake
Detroit
Lackman
John H. Lorenzon
J. H Barbour
Louisville
Fred C. King
Neark
R. C. Sweeney
Palace
G. Williams
Poplar Bluff
R. W. Rosenberger
Findlay
W. H. Aes
John Coyle
Newton
Munro
E. R. Tames
R. T. Johns
Henry Symmes
Timothy Randolph
Marion
O. Dennison
M. C. Bane
L. D. Pooch
Troy
T. A. Branden
Jackson
H. O. Taylor
Honing
E. E. Kramer
Zanesville
Frank Goster
Chester Perry
Cleveland
Charles Fossil
Sterling
Max Stern
Ann
Thomas Garrick
G. A. Williams
Lawrenceburg
F. Camden
Park W.va
Initiative and Referendum League Plans County Campaign
The Initiative and Referendum League met at Vine Street Church deciding a Hamilton County voter only membership rule Women barred Men pledge not to vote for non supporters Delegates from labor unions discussed union involvement Riverside kickoff two meetings Frank M. Gorman 8 R Snyder and Dr L Adams lead the executive committee
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Initiative and Referendum League
Vine Street Congregational Church
Hamilton County
Riverside
Frank M. Gorman
R. Snyder
Dr. L. Adams
League
Taft Labor Stance Misused From Judicial Precedent
Barkworth in Jackson cites three objections to Taft candidacy. The strongest rests on Taft’s 1894 Cincinnati injunctions during the Pullman strike. Debs and Phelan faced contempt, then Taft helped reinstate striking workers, shaping labor rights precedent later used by firemen against Wabash.
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T. EB. Barkworth
Jackson
Taft
White
Federal Circuit
Cincinnati
Pullman
Toledo & Ann Arbor
Eugene Debs
American Railway Union
F. W. Phelan
Oregon
Harmon
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Phelan
United States
Debs
Remember the Eye and the Moonlit Years
A nostalgic verse recalls a romance from youth, noting a shared memory of love under moonlight. The speaker reflects on aging, heartbreak, and longing to keep faith with a remembered beloved until reunion.
Whisky's slow rise in Scottish drinking habits
The London Chronicle notes whisky, once rare in the Lowlands, spread after Highland migrants from the 1745 uprising. Before then ale ruled among the poor, claret among the gentry, and wine carts delivered the laird’s drink in Edinburgh, with brandy preferred by yeomen like Dandie Dinmont.
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England
Scotland
Johnnie
Edinburgh
Dandie Dinmont
Oriana Shines in Cooking Not Fashion
A poem reviewing Oriana in Chicago News praised her culinary skill over looks or wealth. It notes her buckwheat cakes and honey as a poet’s dream and her prowess in stews and roasts, while commenting on fashion and finances. The speaker fears Oriana may soon quit.
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Oriana
Hotel Guests Note Changes In City Lights And Travel Trends
Clinton Hale of Joplin Missouri reports city lights lowered below second story level to boost electric company receipts. Elmer Warnke of Pittsburg notes Easter florals shift to azaleas and hyacinths due to bulb shortages. James R Snegden of New York observes record European travel from New York steerage to Europe and rising summer steamship bookings.
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Clinton Hale
Joplin
Linton
Electric Or Gas Company
Elmer Warnke
Pittsburg
Grand Hotel
Europe
James R. Snegden
New
St. Nicholas Hotel
New York
America
Remarkable Forbes Library in Northampton Highlighted
A New York Sun reader extols Forbes Library in Northampton, praising its vast holdings and generous loan rules. She notes access to study pockets, unlimited non fiction items, borrowed photographs, music, and periodicals with minimal fines, envisioning further expansions like furnishings and luxuries.
Vermont’s New Senator and His Early Washington Ties
Washington dispatch notes Vermont’s incoming senator will be welcomed by old Capitol colleagues. It recalls Isaac Stephenson’s rise and recalls Mr Stewart’s modest House record, sharing a humorous anecdote about wool duties and a joke amid tariff debates in 1888.
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Vermont
John Kean
New Jersey
Kean
Capitol
John W. Stewart
House
Mr. Stewart
Dillingham
Washington
Isaac Stephenson
Millonaire
Wisconsin
Angel
la Follette
Senator Stewart
Unite States Senate
Stewart
Reed Congress
John E. Russell
Leicester
Mass
Russell
Reed
Mr. Russell
Massachusetts
Howey Probe Committee Hears Davis Case In Ohio Fire Marshal Row
The Howe Probe Committee in Ohio examines H. D. Davis former Fire Marshal with testimony from Creamer and deputies. Davis recounts department reorganization, district expansion, and vouchers, arguing cost efficiency and asserting Credit for improvements while Creamer’s bills and missing items are questioned.
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Commercial Tribune
Lumbus. O
Howe
H. D. Davis
Firearshal Creamer
Creamer
Senators Block Bipartisan Probe Bid Amid Political Posture
In Columbus on April 6 the Senate rejected a motion to relieve the Finance Committee for a bipartisan departmental probe. The roll call stood 15 to 19 with all Democrats opposing and three Republicans absent. Senator Beatty led a failed bid to reconsider a previous rejection of his oil well ditches cost apportionment bill, 17 to 11. New bills were introduced: Hypes on teachers pension refunds and Russell on a child over 10 choosing a parent to live with. Finance will review the appropriation bill at 10, with an open hearing on the Thomas banking bill tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Senate Today
West
Committee On Finance
Senate
Carter
Beatty
Hypes
Russell
Finance Committee
Thomas Banking
Wrangle in the House over Governor's State Probe Bill
In Columbus Ohio on April six the House wrangled over the Governor's bill creating two commissions to inspect all state departments. Amendments to add a nonpartisan structure and eight legislative observers were voted down on party lines. The bill was ordered engrossed for 1:50 tomorrow with further debate anticipated.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
House
Representative Chamberlain
Stockwell
Cuyahoga
General Assembly
Interpreter for Kings Robbed in Ohio
Robert Henry Clemming, claiming role as official interpreter for King Edward and a ten month stay in the United States on British government business, says he was drugged and robbed en route from Detroit to Springfield. He alleges clothing stolen and replaced with salt, and notes travels worldwide, speaking fourteen languages and seventeen dialects. Clemming says he accompanied a German Consul to Detroit as interpreter in a murder trial following the Consul's son’s death.
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Springfield
Edward
Robert Henry Clemming
Detroit
Ahezila
Asia Minor
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw seeks annulment on grounds of insanity
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw files in the New York Supreme Court for an annulment of her marriage to Harry Kendall Thaw on the claim he was insane at the time of the union. A referee is appointed to take testimony, with proceedings to be conducted within three days. Evelyn Thaw plans to sail for Europe, and defendants consent to a referee.
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College Hill
Wheeler Street
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Supreme Court
Harry
Kendal Thaw
Thaw
A. Russel Peabody
Harry K. Thaw
William Thaw
Daniel O’reilly
Evelyn Thaw
Europe
Hendricks
Robert E. Deyo
Justice Hendricks
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Forbes Library
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Cuyahoga County
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