Commercial Tribune and City Hubs Ad Rates and Offices
The notice lists the Commercial Tribune publisher details and pricing, with subscription rates for domestic and foreign readers. It enumerates branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and bureaus in Washington London and Trafalgar Square for news and advertising services.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St
Washington
Munsey
London
Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
Reading
Weather Review for Local Area April 22 1908
The forecast calls for showers and warmer temperatures today and tomorrow. Yesterday's figures show a 6 degree excess over the daily mean. Old Sol shone, summer clothing appeared, and the Weather Bureau’s April 22 report ends at 8 pm local time with a three year comparison.
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Sol
Weather Bureau
Weekend Weather Outlook Across States
Local Ohio forecasts show showers Thursday with likely Friday. Kentucky expects partly cloudy Thursday and showers Friday. West Virginia should clear Thursday with showers at night or Friday. Indiana forecasts partly cloudy Thursday and Friday showers with cooler temperatures and fresh south winds.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Update Across Ports
Shipping report lists arrivals and sailings including La Lorraine to Havre from New York and Deutschland to New York from Hamburg, Kronprinzessin Cecilie arrival, Majestic near Sandy Hook, and multiple Atlantic-bound voyages with ports such as Liverpool Southampton Genoa and New York.
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Browhead
la Lorraine
New York
Havre
Briemen
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Sable Island
Hamburg
Sandy Hook
Majestic
Southampton
Teutonic
Boston
Liverpool
Bremen
Adriatic
Mauretania
Moltke
Genoa
Kherson
Libau
Statendem
Rotterdam
Atlanta
Naples
Patras
Columbian
London
Halifax
Queenstown
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
Oceanic
Petersburg
Kensington
Portland
Barcelona
Buenos Ayres
Bordeaux
Louisiana
New
Sierra's Poet on Dresses in San Francisco
Joaquin Miller, the poet of the Sierras, visits San Francisco rarely and is a guest at a formal dinner. A hostess praises a Parisian gown she wore, asking if he liked it. He replies he liked the art, and dryly notes her part in the gown, ending the discussion.
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Joaquin Miller
Sierras
San Francisco
Mr. Miller
Regi
Price Hill
Taft Seen as Sure Nominee as Western States Rally
The Omaha Bee reports a plan to deprive Taft of Western backing faltering as western and trans Mississippi states overwhelmingly back Taft. Delegates from Nebraska Missouri Minnesota Kansas Iowa Oklahoma South Dakota and others lean to Taft, while home states like Ohio and Illinois Indiana Wisconsin New York Pennsylvania are split or favor Taft on first ballot. The piece asserts no upheaval can prevent Taft’s nomination with Ohio as the pivotal force.
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Glass
Omaha Bee
Taft
Lane
Missouri
Chicago
Mississippi
Nebraska
Ohio
trans-Mississippi
Cannon
Illinois
Fairbanks
Indiana
la Follette
Wisconsin
Hughes
New York
Knox
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Kansas
Iowa
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Overman Bill Aims to Limit State Injunctions Against Federal Review
The measure requires a strong federal panel before injunctions block state actions, arguing it protects state duties and reduces jurisdictional conflicts. Supporters say it clarifies balance between state and federal powers and would curb hasty interferences. The Senate vote was nearly unanimous, underscoring broad support for the bill.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Federal Circuit Court
Senate
Missouri officials clash over dismissed cases as judge resists
In a Joplin Circuit Court dispute described by The Globe Democrat, Prosecutor H Clyde Compton urged dismissal of multiple cases, Judge Haywood Scott refused and later invited Compton to step down. Compton struck at Scott in response, illustrating a public confrontation between prosecutorial and judicial power.
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Missouri
John Sharp Williams
David Adoniram DeArmond
Jeffries Davis
Achilles Helm
Nebraska
H. Clyde Compton
Haywood Scott
Joplin
Globe- Democrat
Compton
Scott
Political brawl on Missouri bench ends in a draw
A courthouse confrontation between Republican Compton and Democrat Scott escalates into a scuffle. Both men exchanged blows as officials separated them, with no injuries reported. Prosecutor and judge clash over gambling cases and alleged misconduct.
Governor Johnson Clashes Over Bryan Remarks
The article notes Governor Johnson’s sharp retort toward William Jennings Bryan and the lingering debate over political insults and factual claims in the public feud.
Campaign showboating by Knox Cannon La Follette and Hughes
Observers note the Knox Cannon La Follette and Hughes camps each mingle in a corner as a humorous side show of the campaign. The scene captures rival figures vying for attention and influence in a crowded political landscape.
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Knox
Cannon
la Follette
Hughes
Ohio forest preservation tied to woodsawing by colonel
A historical note credits Colonel Lewis Gonsalvo Bernard with extensive woodsawing as a factor in preserving forests in Ohio. The remark reflects a paradoxical view of conserving woodlands through active cutting and utilization.
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Ohio
Lewis Gonsalvo Bernard
Chicago Neutral City in 1896 Campaign Reference
The News of Chicago says the city is neutral territory for all candidates. It notes Bryan’s Kentucky visit and warns what happened there before he moves on to New York to calm the tensions.
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Chicago
Chicago Mills
Bryan
Kentucky
New York
Minister Wu Breaks Silence with Agreeable Tone
The article notes a shift as Minister Wu speaks more openly and less formally, drawing mixed reactions but generally described as agreeable by observers. Sources highlight a calmer, more direct style and a departure from prior ceremonial speech patterns.
Denver Duet Arrangements Tap Mr. Bryan's Counterpart
The report notes that instead of a solo by Mr. Bryan a duet arrangement is progressing in Denver. Details on participants or dates are not specified.
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Mr. Bryan
Denver
Mayor Johnson Eyes Investigation Resolution Mockery
Mayor Tom Johnson treats the investigation resolution as a joke and mocks Harvey Garber, signaling tension over official proceedings and local figures involved.
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Tom Johnson
Harvey Garber
Senator Jeffries Quiet in Senate Seat Sparked by Gould Divorce
The Pittsburg Gazette-Times notes Senator Jeffries seated in silence as the Gould family dominates divorce headlines. The piece references "The Sultan" and Italy’s early actions amid a controversial political moment.
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Jeffries “Davis
Senate
Noted Farmers and Real Estate Men Speak in Hotels
A series of hotel conversations in Creston Ohio Columbus and New York reveal farmers urge seed improvement and seed corn auctions while real estate firms in Ohio offer vacant lots to the poor for summer gardens. Italian workers migrate back to Italy prompting labor concerns and an Akron Cincinnati flood damages case looms. J B Ryland and Mrs Ryland return from Tucson for Mrs Rylands health.
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Ohio
Frank M. Mullen
Columbus
Burnet
Italy
H. B. Bussa
New York
Linton
United States
South America
Parades Block Streets Upheaval Proposes Minor Halt Power
A columnist suggests police power to pause parades for a minute to clear streetcar blocks and reduce city disruption. The note notes how homebound and business travelers suffer while parade routes halt traffic.
Paine bill passed by Senate prompts Business Men's Club backing
The Business Men's Club of Cincinnati endorsed House Bill 914 known as the Paine bill. It proposes abolishing the existing Board of Public Service and Board of Public Safety and creating two director-led departments under mayoral appointment with a merit system for hiring. The club urged adoption of the Federal Plan to consolidate city government, place responsibility with subdepartment heads, and favor mayoral leadership.
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Senate
Business Men's Club
Board of Public Service
Board of Public Safety
Public Service
Public Safety
Ohio
Department of Water Works
Business Men's Club of
Cincinnati
Duckworth Club outing to feature Democratic drive in Chester Park
The Duckworth Club plans a large Democratic campaign event in Chester Park on Saturday July 18 with local and state candidates expected to attend and speak. Ben L Heidingsfeld runs as a delegate on the Brd ticket in the Second Ward amid a tense ward battle tied to Fenton Lawson of the Bryan Organization. City Solicitor Nicholas Greenberger notes Dick has both supporters and enemies in Akron reflecting long standing factional politics.
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Chester Park
Ducks
Ben. L. Heidingsfeld
Brd
Fenton Lawson
Bryan Organization Committee
Heidingsfeld
Charles F. Dick
Nicholas Greenberger
Akron
Linton
Senate
Instructing Montana Delegation to Taft Election
Lewiston Argus argues extraordinary circumstances justify instructing Montana's delegation for Secretary Taft at the National Republican Convention. It lauds Taft as fair, strong, and aligned with Roosevelt policies, noting masses push for his nomination and politics bow to the people.
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Lewiston
Mont
Montana
Taft
Massis
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
New York
Illinois
No Need to Grieve for Passing Years in Youthful Tales
A reflective verse from the New York Sun laments an aging narrator. It contrasts remembered feats with the quiet honesty of present limits and suggests the balance between performance and truthful storytelling remains intact.
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals Report List
A long owner and guest list records arrivals at Cincinnati hotels including St Nicholas with guests from Hillsboro Ohio New York Detroit and more. The palace hosts names such as Z S Kent Chagrin Falls J T Gilbert Lexington and J C Cooper with other travelers from Chicago Toledo and Nashville.
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St. Nicholas
L. B. Boyd
Hillsboro
C. H. Murphy
New York
James J. Lowry
Charles Duncan
Detroit
Grand
O. B. Wetzel
Spencer
W. Va
H. V. Gates
Portland
Ore
W. H. Tarvin
Knoxville
Henry L. Cromley
Ashville
O. Sterling
Joseph D. Weller
Fegman
Rex
Chicago
F. M. Drew
Cleveland
Lackman
J. A. Mackey
Cc. C. Karstner
P. J. Warren
J. L. Bowie
Honing
A. T. Morley
E. H. Hancock
Louisville
D. Drybrough
Indianapolis
J. F. Christian
Havlin
H. I. Pfeffer
C. B. Barndollar
Pittsburg
M. H. Stern
Philadelphia
J. W. Redmond
Toledo
O. Emery
Grent
Rochester
N. Y
F. K. Albright
A. Wallstein
Harrodsburg
H. G. Marcum
Catlettsburg
Munro
Charles E. Fox
Boston
L. Moss
L. Williams
Nashville
Invite President Roosevelt to May Festival opening in Cincinnati
A city meeting led by Mayor Markbreit asks President Roosevelt to attend the May Festival opening on Tuesday May 5. A committee will arrange a Washington meeting via Congressman Longworth. Auction day two at the Woman's Club boosts season seats with record bids and totals.
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May Festival Association
Lawrence, Maxwell, Jr
Frank R. Mills
F. B. Wiborg
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Congressman Longworth
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington, D._C
John Church Company
Big Kelly quotes on Anti Roosevelt tactics in Post satire
Alfred Henry Lewis relays a conversation between a Tammany district leader and followers about Anti Roosevelt strategy. They mock soft soap diplomacy and Wall Street ambiguity, noting Teddy’s blind side and cautious gate play. Curtis Publishing promotes The Saturday Evening Post.
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Alfred Henry Lewis
Tammany
Wall
Illinois In Line for Bryan at State Convention
Springfield April 22 The Democratic State Convention will endorse W. J. Bryan in strong terms and instruct its delegates for him. Governor Johnson of Minnesota will receive applause but no other action is planned at this time.
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Springfield
Ill
W. J. Bryan
Johnson
Minnesota
Will Divert Traffic Cincinnati Traction Tracks Walnut Street
The Cincinnati Traction Company begins today laying new tracks in Walnut street from Court to Sixth. Work lasts about three weeks and traffic will be diverted via Auburn Avenue Main to Sixth, College Hill, Colerain, North Fairmount routes, and streets around Fountain Square using Vine and Seventh Street to return to regular routes.
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Court
Sixth Street
Sixth
Auburn Avenue
Main
Walnut
College Hill
Colerain Avenue
Clark Street
Fairmount
Ninth
Central Avenue
Fifth
Fountain Square
Fountain
Vine Street
Vine
Seventh
Seventh Street
Postmaster General Forms Committee to Inspect Mail Devices
The Postmaster General named a committee to inspect mail delivery apparatus for moving trains. Superintendent Charles Rager of the Cincinnati Railway Mail Division and Chief Clerk Arthur L. Behymer with Superintendent George B. Pepper of the Cleveland Division lead the group. Fourteen inventors submitted devices, with the first tested this afternoon in Lexington, Kentucky, and next in Columbus for practical tests by Ohio inventors.
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Charles Rager
Cincinnati Railway Mail Division
Arthur L. Behymer
George BE. Pepper
Cleveland
Lexington
Columbus
Ohio
Hotel Guest Escapes Police Seek Gerald Kehoe
Police are seeking 21 year old Gerald Kehoe who fled the Grand Hotel last night wandering Ottawa Canada bound. His illness and a father's watch failed to control him as Patrolman Kirk found and returned him before he escaped again by late hour.
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Gerald Kehoe
Grand Hotel
Ottawa
Canada
Kirk
Explosion Blazes Home of Charles Wittkamp
A gas furnace explosion gutted the residence of Charles Wittkamp at 25 Hollister street last night. Family members discovered the blaze, and firefighters arrived to find the building engulfed. The fire destroyed nearly all contents with an estimated loss of 1500 dollars.
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Charles Wittkamp
Hollister Street
City Hall Notes: Mayor Signs Park Bond Bills
Mayor Markbreit signed the 5000 bonds for park improvements and approved ordinances passed by the Council. President Laidlaw and Member Sam Weil return from Washington after inspecting street paving with the Board of Public Service.
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Markbreit
Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Sam Weil
Washington
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