Commercial Tribune 1908 subscription rates and notices
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London
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Weather notes for Cincinnati August 10 1908
The report shows intervals of sun and predominantly cloudy skies with clearing expected. Records through 7 pm report max 83, min 65, average 74, with 0 inches rain and a 2 degree temperature deficiency for the day.
Weather Outlook for Olio West Virginia Indiana and Kentucky
Weather summary notes showers in Olio and West Virginia on Tuesday with Tuesday night showers possible in Indiana and Kentucky. Wednesday expects partial cloudiness with showers in parts, variable winds and warmer readings in Indiana’s southwest area.
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Olio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements August Arrivals and Departures
Ships and routes listed with arrivals at New York Boston Glasgow Cherbourg and other ports. Vessels include Buenos Aires Belgravia Hesperian Lancastrian Kronprinzessin Cecilie and more. Movement notes mention signaled and departed ships toward New York London Antwerp Naples Genoa and Marseilles.
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New York
Buenos Aires
Genoa
Korea
Libau
United States
Copenhagen
Boston
Belgravia
Hamburg
Laurentian
Glasgow
Liverpool
Canada
Montreal
Hesperian
Columbia
Moville
Plymouth
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Cherbourg
Bremen
Southampton
St. Louis
Selos
Tacoma
Boulogne
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Fiume
Carpathia
Palermo
Naples
Gibraltar
Browhead
Montfort
London
Antwerp
Queenstown
Dover
Baltar
Brisbane
Vancouver
Havre
President Lincoln
Venezia
Marseilles
Altonia
Triest
Baltimore
Neckar
Bremerhaven
Philadelphia
Havreford
San Francisco
Arethusia
Honolulu
Sable Island
Graf Wanldersee
Marconigram
Sandy Hook
Will Cock
Cincinnatians in Paris Visit Registered in Herald Office
In Paris on August 10 Mr and Mrs Harry Victor and Mr and Mrs Alphonse Meis of Cincinnati registered at The Herald office, signaling a local interest in the travelers.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Harry Victor
Alphonse Meis
Cincinnati
Herald
People Seen in Hotels In Cincinnati
Rudolf Dolge former U S Consul at Caracas now linked with the Rinoco Corporation will leave Cincinnati today for New York and sail for Caracas on August 22. He has spent three weeks here meeting with alien interests in the proposition. Dolge has stayed at the St Nicholas. J P Boyer Palace Hotel clerk returns from a vacation through the East visiting Atlantic City and New York.
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Rudolf Dolge
United States
Caracas
Venezuela
Rinoco Corporation
New Yark
Cincinnati
Dolge
St. Nicholas
J. P. Boyer
Palace Hotel
Thas
Atlantic City
New York
Stand to Take Governor Willson’s Tory Stand in Kentucky
Governor Willson pledges full pardon to any man in Kentucky who shoots to defend home and property amid lawless intimidation in Bracken County. He warns the state risks infamy if disorder and terror persist, referencing recent whippings and threats as troops once drafted, and urges swift, severe action to restore justice and lawful order.
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Willson
Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Lee Wainwright
Bracken County
Robert Staton
Wainwright
Watterson
Harlow B. James
James
Equity Trust
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Cincinnati South America trade tour urged for business leaders
Cincinnati merchants push a 30-member delegation to South American nations to foster direct trade, noting Europe and German French English buyers. The write up stresses personal contact, credit terms, and language factors while contrasting Northern and Southern market habits.
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Cincinnati
South America
Europe
Germany
France
England
Cincinnati Sees Promising Trade Venture With South America
Residents of Cincinnati rally behind a planned trading expedition in November. They believe South American buyers will find no better markets nor fairer terms than those offered by Cincinnati, anticipating strong demand for high quality goods.
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Cincinnati
Shanghai Congress to probe opium rise and US impact
The upcoming Shanghai meeting in January aims to investigate the surge in opium use among Chinese and non Mongolians in the United States. Dr Hamilton Wright notes rising imports from 1878 to 1907 and a shift toward morphine production, urging education and data sharing to curb the spread.
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Shanghai
Hamilton Wright
United States
Congress
England
Shanghai Congress
Parliament and public figures headline a political mood
The piece sketches prominent names including William Waldorf Astor and a taft victory forecast while noting Dr Wiley and his poison squad, the Sultan seeking food tasters, and Prof Hugo Von Muensterberg urging truth. It ends with blame on lawyers amid personal denials.
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Dr. Wiley
Turkey
Prof
Hugo von Muensterberg
Taft
Publicity Dept Omission In Loftin Johnson Credit
The report notes no contribution from T. Loftin Johnson in Mr. Bryans publicity department records.
Matthews 15.10 Opposed for Circuit Judge Nomination
The article describes opposition to Stanley Matthews for the Circuit Judge nomination at the August 28 convention, noting past nomination by the Judicial Committee and slim chances this year. It also covers Ollie James declining Cincinnati event attendance, Harper seeking renomination, and minor Independence party plans in Toledo.
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Stanley Matthews
Matthews
Circuit Judicial Committee
Mat Denver
Industrial GunCal Plans Excursion for Cincinnati Firms
The Industrial Bureau schedules its fourth annual excursion for early September. A special train will cover prominent factories in and around Cincinnati with a full day on the itinerary. An excursion is offered to the Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association to boost familiarity with local industries. Committee members are J. J. Heekin, W. A. Hopple, Harry L. Manns, EB. P. Marshall and J. P. Orr.
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Industrial Bureau
Queen City
Bureau
Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association
Cincinnati
J. J. Heekin
W. A. Hopple
Harry L. Manns
EB. P. Marshall
J. P. Orr
Interurbans Linking Ohio Cities Under Construction
Ohio interurbans to close gaps and connect Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati with Pittsburg within eight months. Northern Ohio plans a Bellaire to Zanesville line. A D Domaio aims to bridge the Ohio Valley from Wheeling to Parkersburg. Liverpool pottery capitalists near Parkersburg bridge to Pom eroy and join Columbus systems.
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Wellsville
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Ohio Valley
Pomeroy
Ohio
Bellaire
Zanesville
Ohio Cities
A. D. Domaio
New York
Wheeling
Parkersburg
W. Va
Liverpool
Ohio Rivers
Exploding Auto Terminates Three Amid Accident
In Painesville Ohio on August 10 Mrs Mary Rowden 65 and Mrs Rose Beckwith 45 were killed instantly and Fred Beckwith 45 was fatally injured as a steam automobile exploded near Stickney Hill. Miss Bessie Beckwith 14 was badly burned and survives with severe bruises. An ambulance carried the injured to Painesville.
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Painesville
Mary Rowden
Rose Beckwith
Fred Beckwith
Bessie Beckwith
Stickney Hill
Beckwith
Windsor
American Held in Ecuador Prison
Jose Carlos Becker, once a Pittsburg resident and veteran adventurer, writes Mayor Guthrie claiming he is a prisoner of war in Ybarra, Ecuador, during peacetime. He says a Guayaquil railroad official who owes him 650 dollars is responsible and asks the mayor to seek State Department assistance.
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Pittsburg
Jose Carlos Becker
Central
South America
George W. Guthrie
Ybarra
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Guthrie
State Department
Peru President Thrown Off Walk By Former Prisoner
In Lima on August 10 President Par do was shoved off a causeway by a former political prisoner named Tsalas Pierola while en route to dinner at his father-in-law’s house. Pierola was arrested but escaped custody and remains at large.
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Lima
Peru
Pardo
Tsalas Pierola
Pierola
Evansville Mayor Boehne Leads Democratic Nomination
In Evansville Indiana on August 10 the First District Democrats meet in Boonville to name a congressional candidate. Mayor John W Boehne is the sole candidate with speakers including Thomas R Marshall William Cullop and J E Cox among the attendees.
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Evansville
Ind
Boonville
John W. Boehne
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
William Cullop
Vincennes
Congress
J. E. Cox
Columbus
Injured Mountaineer Rescued After Slide Down Peak
John Anderson of Little Falls Oregon was found with a fractured leg on Mt St Helena Washington. Mazamas climbers carried him to the summit then slid him 4000 feet to camp on an improvised stretcher made from a sleeping bag. He was tied to rescuers with ropes during the descent.
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Seattle
Wash
John Anderson
Little Falls
Ore
Mt. St. Helena
Washington
Mazamas
Anderson
Great Peak
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List Of Guests
A roster of hotel guests includes Gibson Walter G Richards Columbus G L Fogler Pittsburg E J Bird Ironton E A Heard Jr Rome Ga Linton T Kaufman Dayton John H Sherwood wife Montgomery Ala Charles Burkle Chicago James B Lantz Pittsburg Burnet A H Dawson Philadelphia J Blum New York George F Jackson Chicago J J Nealon New York St Nicholas Robert Munro Pittsburg Charles R Kearns Virginia George R Eilenhard Mt Pleasant Tenn W H Von Boyer Washington Grand M P Lent Indianapolis Jon Homer Payton Louisville Ky BE W Butler Covington Va J H Barret Chicago Honing Frank A Bean Columbus G H Small Sussex Wis F 4 Branigan Rochester N Y W E Hopkins Attleboro Mass Lackman A B D Koch St Louis B W Poe Columbus H E Matlack Chicago Emery Ben Stone Louisville Charles P Frank Brookville John E Wade Pittsburg R C Repening Chicago Havin D C Brown Chicago J S Howard Grand Rapids C P Brewster Cleveland H H Es y Indianapolis Palace D E B Ma wife Bluefield W Va William R Walton Jr wife Augusta Ga Sam H Minnis Carrollton Mo Mrs Maddox Ripley Munro J B E North Springfield c J C Grant Cleveland E T Zerner Betesville Ind Joe Crisand Chicago Dennison s Thomas wife Portsmouth Co P Fedman Blessing Tex J T Bolin Louisville Ky W Williams Liberty Tenn
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Gibson
Walter G. Richards
Columbus
G. L. Fogler
Pittsburg
E. J. Bird
Ironton
E. A. Heard, Jr
Rome
Linton
T. J.kaufman
Dayton
John H. Sherwood
Montgomery
Ala
Charles Burkle
Chicago
James B. Lantz
Burnet
A. H. Dawson
Philadelphia
J. Blum
New York
George F. Jackson
G. H. Small
Sussex
Wis
Branigan
Rochester
W. BE. Hopkins
Attleboro
Mass
A Lackman
Koch
St. Louis
B. W. Poe
H. E. Matlack
Emery
Ben Stone
Louisville
Charles P. Frank
Brookville
John E. Wade
R. C. Repening
Haviin
D. C. Brown
J. 8
Howard
Grand Rapids
C.P. Brewster
Cleveland
H. H. Es Y
Indianapolis
Palace
D. EB
Bluefield
W. Va
William R. Walton, Jr
Augusta
Sam H. Minnis
Carrollton
Mrs. Maddox
Ripley
Munro
J. BE. North
Springfield
C. J. C. Grant
ET. Zerer
Betesville
Ind
Joe Crisand
Dennison
S. S. Omas and Wife
Portsmouth
P. Fedman
Blessing
Tex
J. T. Bolin
W. Williams
Liberty, Tenn
Probe Case Papers Filed in Ohio Supreme Court
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus that Ben F. Gayman, senator from Franklin County and Probe Committee chair, filed a case in the Ohio Supreme Court on error to the Hamilton County Circuit Court. The court reconvenes September 29, with no expectation of reaching the case before the election. Probers plan to capitalize on the delay.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Cincinnati Legislative Investigating Committee
Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Ben F. Gayman
Franklin County
State of Ohio
H. S. Rulison
Kentucky Attorney Clark Found Dead in Bed at Home
Special dispatch reports Augusta Kentucky attorney William Co. Clark of Brooksville was found dead in bed at his home. Death attributed to heart ailment. He was son of former Congressman J. B. Clark of the district.
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Clark
Commercial Tribune
Augusta
William Co. Clark
Brooksville
J. B. Clark
Printers Seek 10 Regain Members At Convention
The fifty fourth annual convention of the International Typographical Union and the seventh Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union opened in Boston with President Norman E. McPhail presiding. The union reported membership just under 47,000 after the eight hour campaign decline, plans to extend seven or more printers per town, and a total fund balance of $198,310 with a $85,642 decrease in the year.
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Boston
International Typographical Union
International Stereotypers and Electrotypers' Union of North America
Mailers’ Trades District Union
Woman’s Auxiliary
Norman E. McPhail
Boston Typographical Union
Bramwood
Indianapolis
Executive Council
Special Defense Fund
Emperor and King Prepare to Meet in Cronberg
Emperor William arrived at 11 55 this morning in Cronberg to discuss with King Edward who is expected to reach tomorrow en route to Marienbad.
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Cronberg
William
Edward
Marienbad
German Papers Applaud Meeting Between Two Empires
Berlin reports all government linked journals praise Emperor William's planned meeting with King Edward at Cronberg. Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung says the gathering offers a chance for a friendly speech and promotes harmonious relations between Germany and Great Britain, serving world culture in peace.
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Berlin
William
Edward
Cronberg
Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Germany
Great Britain
King Edward Leaves London for Marienbad Date and Meetings Ahead
King Edward and his suite departed London this afternoon for Marienbad via Cronberg where Emperor William awaits them. He will meet William tomorrow and Francis Joseph of Austria on Wednesday at Ischl, then proceed to Marienbad. Sir Charles Hardinge accompanies the King.
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London
Edward
Marienbad
Cronberg
William
Francis Joseph of Austria
Ischl
Sir Charles Hardinge
Foreign Office
Violence Breaks Out After Canadian Pacific Strike In Winnipeg
In Winnipeg last night unknown attackers pelted a passenger train in St Boniface yards across the Red River. Windows and glass panes in cars were smashed as a return trip began, with stones as large as a man's fist scattered on car floors.
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Man
Canadian Pacific
St. Boniface
Red River
Reports Gratify Bryan at Fairview Nebraska
William J. Bryan received gratifying reports on his presidential candidacy from many callers and letters. The Aug 10 day included Rep Henry Clayton of Alabama, Dr J W McClure of Missouri, Rev F S McGuire of Kansas, Henry George Jr of New York, Harvey Mardy of Lincoln, and a 300-member Epworth Guild Christian Scientists delegation.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Henry Clayton
Alabama
J. W. McClure
Sedalia
F. 8. McGuire
Osceola
Kan
Henry George, Jr
New York
Harvey W. Mardy
Erie
Wyoming Counties
Bryan
Christian
Epworth Guild
Improvements Agreed To On Rochelle Street By Traction Company
The traction company told the North Cincinnati Business Men's Club last night it will redo Rochelle Street across Corryville. Tracks will be rebuilt and the tunnel removed, blocking offices cleared to ease passage. A clubroom for conductors will be provided and a rail clean will be readjusted to curb ashboard riding on foot boards.
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Traction Company
North
Cincinnati
Castro Denounces Blocking of Venezuelan Ports
President Castro speaks to press on Venezuela dispute urging peaceful settlement through the Hague tribunal. He criticizes force in debt collection and notes continued U S trade despite diplomatic break. Netherlands seeks American stance as Caracas and The Hague handle tensions.
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Venezuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Castro
Great International Tribunal
High Hague Tribunal
United States
Dutch Cruiser Friesland to Sail for Foreign Service
Amsterdam authorities plan to ready the Dutch cruiser Friesland for foreign service amid speculation the move relates to the Dutch Venezuelan dispute though Venezuela is not named in the orders.
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Amsterdam
Friesland
Venezuela
Danish Minister De Reus Leaves Port After Expulsion
The Danish minister to Venezuela M De Reus arrived aboard the Christiansted from Curacao in Port of Spain Trinidad and soon boarded the Royal Mail steamer Atrato bound for Southampton en route to The Hague where he will ren aenarios at the trouble.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Christiansted
Curacao
M. de Reus
Venezuela
Castro
Atrato
Southampton
E Hague
Aenarios
Dutch Move Toward Venezuela Stir Washington Deliberations
The United States awaits Holland’s talks with former Netherlands Minister De Reus in Caracas to shape any possible future steps in Venezuela. Secretary Root left the matter to Congress, which did not act, while Washington weighs conditional consultation and peaceful settlement over punitive cooperation.
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Venezuela
Holland
Beaupre
Hague
United States
State Department
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Netherlands
Caracas
de Reus
Root
Congress
Switzer Eagles Fight Over Gallia County Ballot
In Columbus two factions vie for control of Gallia County Republican affairs led by Switzer and Eagles. Secretary of State Thompson seeks Attorney General guidance on removing the local Elections Board after it placed the Eagles ticket on the ballot despite his earlier order favoring Switzer. Switzer has filed a mandamus suit in the Ohio Supreme Court to force the board to place the Switzer ticket on the ballot.
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Gallia
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Switzer-Eagles
Gallia County
Switzer
Eagles
Secretary of
Thompson
Attorney General's Department
Elections Board
Secretary of State
Boar
Eagies
Republican State Central Committee
W. H. Miller
Ohio Supreme Court
Galia County Elections Board
Tennessee Ticket Named for Governor Wright Nomination
Special dispatch from Chattanooga reports the Republican convention of Tennessee designating T. Asbury Wright of Cockwood for governor and Raht on the commission, with Raht of Tullaho named as another official in the ticket.
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Pridure
Chattanooga
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T. Asbury Wright
Cock Wood
Rathona
Raht
Tullaho
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