Commercial Tribune of 1908 edition newspaper notice
The Commercial Tribune announces subscription rates and office locations echoing 1908 circulation details. It lists press offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and London with newsboys and reading rooms and notes postal arrangements for domestic and international subscribers.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert At
Covington
Scott At
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Report Notes Warm Upward Trend With Mild Night
A weather bulletin reports yesterday was slightly warmer than the day before with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 66. It suggests a warmer day ahead and includes August 1 198 record figures and hourly temperatures, noting clear conditions and mild precipitation absence.
Weather forecast for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana
Government forecast notes fair and warmer conditions across several states. Ohio and Kentucky expect Sunday and Monday fair with variable or fresh south winds. West Virginia shows fair weather with warmer temperatures in the east, while Indiana forecasts a warm Sunday and a continuation of mild conditions Monday with south winds.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements in a Global Network
Plymouth reports arrivals and sailings across major ports. The Bremen arrives from New York to Bremen. Carmania heads to Liverpool then Queenstown. Amerika lands in New York from Hamburg. Rotterdam and Minnetonka report positions near Sandy Hook. Multiple sailings listed to Antwerp Glasgow London and beyond.
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Plymouth
Bremen
New York
Fastnet
Carmania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Amerika
Hamburg
Sable Island
Rotterdam
Sandy Hook
Minnetonka
London
St. Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Minneapolis
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Campania
Kroonland
Antwerp
Dover
Columbia
Moville
Prinzess Irene
Naples
Genoa
Havre
la Bretagne
Christiansand
United States
Copenhagen
Liverpoo
Montreal
Quebec
Glasgow
Boston
Ontario
Venice
Indiana
Finland
Palermo
Messina
Majestic
Marseilles
Dunkirk
San Francisco
New Amsterdam
Name listings of individuals and associates across multiple cities
A long string of names and initials followed by cities in the United States and abroad appears, listing pairs such as Gibson and Guenther with places like Milwaukee and Denver, alongside many other people and locales. The list reads like a directory or notice of associates across multiple firms and regions.
Cincinnati Lawyer Warrants Damages After Pole Crash
Wade Cushing prominent Cincinnati lawyer owned the wrecked car that struck a Hamilton telephone pole. He and his son and three friends were unharmed. Cushing agreed to pay for the pole and faced no police prosecution after his first trip in the new car.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton,. C
Wade Cushing
Cincinnati
The Society of Equity’s Shadow Over Kentucky Tobacco
A detailed denunciation of the Society of Equity as a powerful tobacco pooling trust in Kentucky. The piece asserts growers lose control of their crops and profits through pooled assets, with the Burley branch involved in mismanagement and alleged overreach. It cites records from The Commercial Tribune to support claims and warns growers face an oppressive, unrebellable arrangement.
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the Commercial Tribune
Night Rider
Society of Equity
Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Burley
Society
Socie
Lees
Commercial
Tribune
Where Is He Today Mr Bryan On Railways Ownership
The article questions Mr Bryan's current stance on government ownership of railways. It cites his 1907 Wall Street Journal statement urging such ownership and notes his silence since then. It suggests his Denver platform was silent on the issue.
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Bryan
Fairview
Denver
The
Wall Street Journal
Turmoil in Spanish America Spurs calls for intervention
The piece criticizes Honduran President Cavilla for canceling exequaturs of U S Consul Drew and Vice Consul Reynolds and cites tensions with revolutions and pronunciamentos. It argues consuls deny support for rebels and warns foreign powers may step in to restore order and government in Spanish American nations.
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Venezuela
Cavilla
Honduras
Drew
Reynolds
United States
France
Toledo Blade notes Taft nomination delay and voter effort
The Toledo Blade criticizes Judge Taft for a slow hour and a half to accept the nomination while arguing that voters will spend eight hours to elect him, but the process will be completed.
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Toledo Blade
Taft
Wisconsin Democrats platform concise amid La Follette influence
The report notes the Wisconsin Democrat platform runs around 300 words as La Follette dominates the state discourse. It contrasts with broader party messaging and hints at internal strategic constraints within the party. A separate query asks whether Vice President Fairbanks drank a cocktail during Quebec festivities.
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Wisconsin Democrats
la Follette
Badger
Indiana
Fairbanks
Quebec
Peary Prepares for Pole Pursuit Amid Cold Conditions
The text notes determination of Commander Peary to seize the Pole, with a weather remark about high altitude conditions and readiness for the challenge.
Turki cheering signals change from bowstrings to Sultan
The line hints at a shift in public display as crowds move from bowstringing to cheering the Sultan, implying a notable event or change in royal reception. The phrase suggests tension and a pivot in favor or celebration of the ruler.
If Castro Knocks Out, He Can Blame the Umpire
The piece remarks that if President Castro suffers a knockout blow he could blame the umpire. It reflects a wry, partisan voice from the Republic newspaper.
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Castro
Oil Field Wealth Promises Riches to Poor in Illinois Find
D. E. Tucker, fresh from the Illinois oil fields near Robinson and Casey, praises a large field said to be the poor man’s find. He cites a man who earned $300,000 from two years’ work. James De Silve, autoometer rep, stays at the Gibson among Cincinnati autoists. C. L. Kimball, assistant general passenger agent of the Pennsylvania Lines at Chicago, visits the Gibson.
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D. E. Tucker
Ilinois
James de Silve
Cincinnati
Gibson
Cc. L. Kimball
Pennsylvania Lines
Chicago
City
Labrador Coast Hurricane Wrecks Vessels Strands Relief Sought
A dispatch from Dr. Wilfred Grenfel reports a northeast hurricane along the Labrador coast wrecking fort fishing vessels and causing severe suffering among 600 men who escaped. The government is sending relief ships as the northern coast remains unheard from.
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ST. John's
N. F
Wilfred Grenfel
Labrador
Indian Harbor
Grenfel
Why Men Go to Church and Sunday Golf Debate
A dated perspective on church attendance versus Sunday golf and a call to uphold religious duty. The piece argues Christians should attend church, warns that leisure on Sunday undermines faith, and urges action to boost moral and economic activity in cities and farms alike.
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Examiner
Harper's Weekly
Oklahoma Deposit Guarantee Sparks Charter Forfeiture
The Attorney General holds that guaranteeing deposits of National banks under Oklahoma law justifies charter forfeiture. National banks are government instruments, and state laws cannot interfere with their management. The decision distinguishes National from state banks and frames deposit insurance as a federal function, with questions raised in Congress and Treasury views noted.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Oklahoma
United States
Congress
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Kehoe Wins Narrowly in Kentucky Democratic Nomination
Complete returns from Kentucky s Ninth District show James N. Kehoe of Maysville winning the Democratic nomination for Congress by eleven votes over Edgar Hager of Ashland. The contest has been active but without bitterness.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Edgar Hager
Ashland
James N. Kehoe
Maysville
Kehoe
Indiana Brothers Drown Try Rescue Near Bethany Park
John Shipman aged 19 and Frank Shipman 428 were drowned in White River near Bethany Park Indiana while bathing. Frank fainted and John attempted a rescue but both were pulled under by a whirlpool before help arrived.
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Indianapolis
John
Frank Shipman
White River
Bethany Park
Frank
Ohio political fighting and party realignments loom large
In Ohio the Third District GOP selects J. W. Frizell to replace Catrow after a crash in the party line. Independent run by J Eugene Harding follows, backed by Butler and Preble counties. Democratic shifts include Garber’s victory over Johnson for the National Executive Committee and local party battles in Hamilton County with primaries looming.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Third District
J. W. Frizell
Montgomery County
H. J. Catrow
Frizell
Delaware
Congressional Committee
J. Eugene Harding
Butler
Preble
Beiser
Montgomery
Catron
Wind Stops Farman Flight at Brighton Beach
About six thousand spectators gathered at Brighton Beach race track to see Henri Farman attempt the first public flight of a heavier-than-air machine, but high winds forced postponement.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Henri Farman
Cuban Elections Progress Smooth Across Havana
Reports from across Cuba show orderly polling as municipal and provincial elections proceed. In Havana the voting is arriving slowly, with all sections reporting steady participation in the local and provincial contests.
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Havana
Island
Taft favored by Columbus labor leader visits Cincinnati
M J McNicholas of Columbus, longtime trades unionist organizer, is in Cincinnati rallying support for Judge Taft. He notes Taft's Cooper Union speech impressed trades unionists and dismisses the dollar a day rumor as unfounded. McNicholas plans further talks in major cities on the campaign issues. Jesse Taylor, Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixteenth District, was in the city yesterday.
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M. J. McNicholas
Columbus
McNicholas
Judge Taft
Ohio
Cooper’s Union
New York
Taft
Jesse Taylor
Jamestown
Bryan Finishes First Draft of Acceptance Speech
Fairview Nebraska August 1 190_n The preliminary draft of William Jennings Bryan acceptance speech is finished and set up in type proofs to be shown to the nominee early next week final corrections will be made and the speech completed by the fifth Mr Bryan was away most of the day at a neighbor s funeral and arranging printing upon his return he received visitors
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Ravenna
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
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Denver
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Wade Ellis
Mt. Auburn
Ellis
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Taft
Cincinnati
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Congress
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Mack to Watch Far West in national campaign
New York August 1 Norman E B Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee arrives to organize eastern headquarters in New York City. Mack will devote nearly all his time to the West while a national committee subcommittee conducts the eastern campaign, to be announced in Chicago early next week.
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New York
Norman EB. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Mack
National Committee
Chicago
Ingalls Named to Inform Bryan at Lincoln
T. S. Arnold of Columbiana County designates M. E. Ingalls of Cincinnati to inform W. J. Bryan at Lincoln on August 12 of his nomination. Arnold cannot attend due to county convention duties as chairman of his County Executive Committee.
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Columbus, O
T. S. Arnold
Columbiana County
M. E. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Cardinal Consistory Likely Before Year Ends
From the Vatican tonight it is likely Pius will call a consistory before November or in December to inaugurate reforms. He is expected to create ten new Cardinals, raising the College from fifty eight to sixty eight, and Cardinal Gibbons’ presence may influence the selection of an American Cardinal this year.
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Vatican
Fe Pius
Sacred College
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Life imprisonment for Mrs Morasch in Wyandotte murder case
In Wyandotte County District Court Kansas Mrs Sarah Morasch received life imprisonment for poisoning a four year old Ruth Muller a niece by marriage. She mailed poisoned candy to El k Van Meter age 14 a half sister to the murdered child. The older girl survived and the offense stemmed from resentment after she laughed at the woman.
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Kansas City
Sarah Morasch
District Court
Wyandotte County
Kan
Ruth Muller
Discharged Montenegrins Threaten Mine in Ohio
In Wheeling on Aug 1 a threat by 25 Montenegrin workers at the Provident Mine near St. Clairsville Ohio led to a work stoppage as the sheriff and deputies guarded the site. The men discharged allegedly vowed to shoot any entrant, creating a reign of terror among the workforce.
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Wheeling
Provident
St. Clairsville
Cincinnatians to Speak at Ohio Indiana Pioneer Reunion
At a Butler County Ohio and Franklin and Union Counties Indiana Pioneer Association meeting in Hamilton Ohio arrangements were made for the annual reunion at Samuels Grove on August 29. Speakers include Bishop David H Moore of Cincinnati T H Kuhn of Richmond and G L Gray of Brookville with Dr Hpp Hinckley of Cincinnati and Arthur Jones of Indianapolis.
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Pioneers’ Association
Butler County
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Samuels’ Grove
David H. Moore
Cincinnati
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Kuhn
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