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Pleasant Weather Across Regions With Mild Temperatures
A high pressure system brings generally pleasant weather north of the gulf with continuation through today and tomorrow. A Northwest low pressure area signals a warm change there while the South records numerous rains. Cincinnati tops 78 degrees as the coolest day of the summer so far with a detailed August 20 1908 weather record.
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Ohio and surrounding states forecast fair with warming trend
The forecast calls for Ohio to have fair skies with light winds Friday and Saturday. West Virginia should be fair and warmer with a pleasant weekend, while Indiana sees fair, warmer conditions Friday through Saturday with a light to fresh south wind turning northwest Saturday. Kentucky remains fair Friday and Saturday.
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Ocean Steamship Movements Across Major Ports
Shipping news updates arrivals and departures across New York Montreal Cape Race Glasgow Queenstown Trieste Naples London Cherbourg and Liverpool with vessels including Lusitania Deutschland Kaiserin Auguste Victoria La Lorraine Pannonia and others in August schedules and Marconi contact readings at Cape Race.
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Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals
A list of hotel arrivals including Gibson H and Clarke of New York, John Kavanaugh of Kansas City, James Saxton of Columbus, George Humphrey and wife of Youngstown, with numerous other guests from cities like Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia and St. Louis. The note records guests at several Cincinnati hotels.
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World predicts Bryan can not win New York or Indiana
The World publishes a table arguing the Democratic ticket must carry both New York and Indiana to win the presidency. It notes past elections where carrying one state failed, cites Bryan and Kern, and questions Taft backers as the Chronicle frets over campaign enthusiasm.
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Bad Way of Politics Says Marie Henry
Marie Henry laments a bleak view of American electorate but argues the system remains functional. He cites manipulated tickets and deceit while asserting sufficient electors exist to elect Taftany Sherman and uphold Uncle Sam’s steady business.
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Fast Driver from New York Faces Dying Toll in Highway Crash
The Washington Post reports a New York automobilist near death after colliding with a wagon carrying six people. He admits fault, offers to pay costs and damages, and notes prior arrests for speeding. The case is described as typical.
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Speed Maniac Deserves Severe Lesson Not More Legislation
The piece argues excess speed requires enforcement of existing laws, not new statutes. It condemns the hotheaded driver who endangers others and notes fines fail the wealthy. A case leaves a driver at death's door, illustrating the danger to the public. The author warns against misplaced admiration for political figures.
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Democratic Party Under Bryan Faces Organized Opposition
The piece argues that under Mr. Bryan the party leans toward opposing all measures rather than offering concrete support, portraying a stance of opposition over constructive policy.
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Sir Thomas Keeps Bobbing Up in Close Cup Race
Sir Thomas shows regular form and lively tempo matching Mr Bryan as a tight Cup race contender.
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Anonymous Letter Warns on Candidate Harassment
A battered reflection on political risk notes anonymous letters as likely, while urging strong action to curb lawless behavior. The writer laments contempt for law amid a scorching political climate in Illinois.
Birds versus pests drive Ithaca war on cats and cocoons
A Buffalo Express clip notes citizen battles with tussock moths in Ithaca and Eastern cities over tree pests. Children collect cocoons for a ten cent bounty while officials urge bird habitats and park funding to protect trees. Local queries ask about street lines and letter forms for etiquette.
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German Taft Club convenes with 500 members in city
The German Taft Club met at the Linton Hotel with Mayor Markbreit praising William H. Taft. The group voted to fund its own campaign expenses and announced plans to participate only in the national campaign. Members listed include J. H. Charles Smith Carl Pletz August H. Bode Jr and many others.
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Cincinnatians in Paris Visit The Herald Office
Cincinnati residents including Theodore Alder W W and Mrs Hertwig Charles and Mr and Mrs Shohl Mrs Theodore Mayer WwW and Mrs Robertson William and Mrs Stern Dr A H and Mrs Frieberg Fred W Stein Joseph A Frieberg F Vonderhoyn Rev J W Kapp Walter Fastker Aburtes and Mrs I Schlenck Paul W and Robert Schlenck and C A Reynolds registered at The Herald office in Paris today.
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Receiver named for Walsh Road
M J Carpenter former Passenger Agent of the Frisco System was appointed receiver for the Southern Indiana Railroad at Chicago. Stockholders and Chicago Clearing House Association members seek to reorganize the company with meetings in Chicago. The county treasurer had tried to appoint a receiver in Greene County four weeks earlier but was postponed. Carpenter keeps the old officials including Radley Walsh Jr Miles. Walsh owns eight coal mines and four stone quarries at Bedford not included in the receivership.
Monade Doctrine S Not Applicable In Monroe Case
In Chicago August 20 the court appointed M. J. Carpenter as receiver for the Southern Indiana Railway Company under federal jurisdiction. The action followed failure to pay interest on bonds and faces potential extension to Chicago Southern Railway. Assets total 24.33 million with 5.25 miles of track in Indiana. earnings showed a six-month profit of 469,572. The piece recalls Walsh empire ties and prior Chicago National Bank turmoil.
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Sixty six Democrats vie for Butler County offices
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio. On Saturday the Democratic primaries will be held in Butler County with sixty six candidates for county nominations the largest number in the county’s history.
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Hamilton Woman Dies Unaware of Husband's Death
Mrs. Otto Steindrecher of Mt. Healthy dies at home unable to know her husband had already died at 3 AM Monday. She was unconscious and a daughter is reported to be near death.
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Bishop McQuaid Falters At St Bernards Banquet
At the St Bernard's Seminary banquet in Rochester New York Bishop Bernard J McQuaid collapsed near the end of the hall ceremony marking his episcopate and ordination milestones He spoke earlier in a strong voice then grew pale and faint doctors treated him with injections and he recovered enough to leave the room under careful watch by Dr L F Simpson and Coadjutor Bishop Thomas F Hickey was ready to give extreme unction but the prelate remained conscious and not in immediate danger
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