Commercial Tribune Aug 25 1908 Cincinnati edition
The Commercial Tribune issues rates and delivery details for daily and Sunday editions, including foreign subscriptions, mailing options, and branch offices in Cincinnati Covington Newport Washington and London with reading room access for Americans.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut
Hiluls
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St
Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Summer Resort Weather Report for August 24 1908
The Weather reports a high of 81 degrees and a cool trend expected for several days. Local records through 7 p.m. show clear morning, partly cloudy afternoon, with temperatures ranging from 63 to 81 and no precipitation.
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Lyua
Weather outlook across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia
Government forecast notes fair and warmer conditions across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky with lighter winds. West Virginia shows showers in the east Tuesday and Wednesday followed by fair and warmer conditions.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings in major ports including New York Boston Liverpool Cherbourg Plymouth Barcelona and Montreal. Vessels like Verona Rhein Mudian Grampian California Laurentian Kronprinzessin Cecilie and Statendam are noted with routes from Genoa Bremen Glasgow and Rotterdam among others.
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New York
Verona
Genoa
Naples
Rhein
Bremen
Boston
Glasgow
Grampian
Montreal
Quebec
California
Laurentian
Triest
Martha Washington
Naples and
Patras
Liverpool
Queenstown
Shields
Ottawa
New Orleans
Dover
Finland
Antwerp
Cherbourg
Plymouth
St. Paul
Southampton
Hamburg
Penna
Boulogne
Barcelona
Montevideo
Cadiz
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Minneapolis
London
Kroonland
Statendam
Rotterdam
Lake Michigan
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Travelers
A long roster of guests visiting Cincinnati hotels includes Linton W. C. Lyon of Washington D C H G Freeman of Chicago E C Townsend of Rochester N Y A M Rawn of Toledo Burnet Fred H E Samuels of New York H E Davis of Chicago Pearl Billings of Decatur Ala George B Stetson of Boston and many others from cities such as Newark New Orleans Providence and Indianapolis The column records names and home cities reflecting a busy travel season in the hotel district.
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Linton
W. C. Lyon
Washington
D.C
Chicago
E. C. Townsend
Rochester
N. Y
A. M. Rawn
Toledo
Burnet
Fred HE. Samuels
New York
H. E. Davis
Pearl Billings
Decatur
Ala
George B. Stetson
Boston
Honing
O. M. Hickey
Newark
F. J. Roder
New Orleans
W. Rosenthall
W. V. Fry
Providence
R. I. Lackman
S. Behrens
J. H. Ruther
Grand Rapids
Charles Harbin
Lancaster
W. ©. Allsop
Dayton
Emery
H. A. Burt
Detroit
Gam Powers
New Richmond
Ind
J. D. Mason and Wife
Lexington
Haviin
Thomas V. Porter and Family
Jacksonville
Ironton
L. Hardman
Grand
J. D. Powers
Louisville
R. F. Campbell
Kansas City
O. H. Nelson
Amarillo
W. E. McMullen
Atlanta
W. L. Berger
Buffalo
N. Y. St. Nicholas
M. G. Siddall
BH. Kaufman
Pittsburg
C. D. Hine
Youngs- Gibson
D. J. Dougherty
J. J. Kalterbruin
Columbus
H. J. Mendel
Wheeling
Huntington
W. Vazd Dennison
J. .C. ‘Clay
Montgomery
Henry Bristol
F. J. Galliday
R. M. Magee
Cincinnatians in Paris Special Cabre to Commercial Tribone
The Rev. Boyd and Mrs. Vincent from Cincinnati registered at The Herald office in Paris on August 24.
Dutch Defiance Themes in Latin American Crisis
The piece praises Dutch resolve and Queen Wilhelmina while noting global interest in Castro’s stance and Uncle Sam’s potential response. It urges decisive action against Cipriano Castro and hints at European spectators ready for a strong lesson, framing the Netherlands as a brave seafaring nation.
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Hollana
Uncle Sam
Cipriano Castro
Holland
Europe
Mr. Castro
Wilhelmina
Castro
Bryan’s unpredictable path and the party’s response
The piece questions Mr. Bryan’s certainty about his next moves and notes his pattern of withdrawing initiatives such as federal ownership of railways and referendums. It argues his style is driven by political expediency, with the Democratic Party following his lead, leaving voters seeking clear guarantees of future policy.
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Bryan
Tate
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Marie Henry
Publicity Gains Steam in Campaign Contributions Debate
The piece argues publicity for campaign contributions is essential for reform and public good, noting both major parties now favor disclosure. It cites Taft’s prior actions and compares U S and English moves, with references to Liberal and Conservative calls for openness and a caricatured kingly honor system critique.
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Ilf
Republicdh Party
Marie Henry
Nebraska
Taft
England
London Times
Henry Lee
Campaign finance reform echoes across nations
The text argues that campaign funds mirror international scrutiny, noting UK and US debates on election spending. It predicts forthcoming publicity campaigns and legislation strengthening enforcement, highlighting New York as a model and urging all states to require transparent accounting of campaign expenses.
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Ee Js
England
United States
New York
Kentucky State Journal Debuts First Issue August 23
The Kentucky State Journal released its inaugural issue on August 23 signaling a Sunday launch. The paper's editor continues to publish strong opinions on news and politics, aiming to speak plainly and boldly.
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Kentucky State Journal
Bright and Newsy Journal
Hains Case Sparks Salacious Debate in Pittsburg Shadow
The Hains case expands in salacious detail and may overshadow Hartje and Thaw coverage. Officials stress the Hains matter did not originate in Pittsburg, insisting on a clear jurisdictional statement amid mounting public interest.
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Hains
Hartje
Thaw
Pittsburg
New York Herald Calls Bryan a Demagogue
The New York Herald labels William Jennings Bryan a demagogue in a sharp editorial stance aimed at New York readers slow to react to national debates. The piece emphasizes Bryan's rhetoric and political impact amid rising national attention.
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New York
Times
New York Herald
New
Morocco Armies Clash Amid Standoff Over Victory
Reports describe a tense day as regular Sultan forces fail to secure a victory while irregular Sultan troops avoid losing a mule, indicating a contested military posture rather than a clear win or loss.
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Morocco
Noted political exchange hints at split duties
The record describes anticipated roles in a speech event with Mr. Kern expected to say a courteous line and Mr. Bryan delivering the main acceptance in a sixty minute address. The setup implies a formal ceremonial gesture preceding a longer keynote.
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Mr. Kern
Mr. Bryan
Guthrie Mayor Convicted in Local Card Game Case
The Guthrie mayor faces conviction and a fine after a minor gambling incident. It remains unclear if he won the pot as details are sparse. The note hints at political theater around Bryan and a Chicago reference from the Chicago News. Cipriano Castro’s present name is Cipriano and possibly Dennis in the future.
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Guthrie
Castro
Cipriano
Dennis
Old-Time Fire Fighters Relics Draw Detroit Fire History
Detroit Free Press examines a East Larned Street firehouse room housing a curio collection from early firefighting days. The display includes hoses, nozzles, bells, trumpets, a time clock, and a 1778 fire engine purchase note reflecting the department’s rise from hand engines to modern protection.
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Detroit
Fire Department
Water Tower
East Larned Street
Fia
Willett plan alters clocks to lengthen day hours
A columnist explains the Willett calendar reform proposal to move clock time by twenty minutes in April and September. Banks would close earlier in summer though mornings start at the same relative sun time, aiming to concentrate daylight for leisure. The note also mentions a parody about those evening smells and anecdotes on senators’ modest fortunes and a language mishap involving bibulous versus biblical.
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Willett
Britain
Social and Personal Notices from Louisville and Verona
Miss Mary Curd and Miss Louise Bruce of Louisville arrive to attend the tristate tennis tournament at Verona Walnut Hills with host Miss Alexina Ferguson. Edith Niles of Portland entertained by Miss Ida Westerman in Tusculum. Mary Yates of Omaha visiting Miss Valerie Weil. Mr Paul Verkemp hosted dinner for Miss Yates. Mary Cocklin wed Dr Robert C. Jones at St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral. Alpha Donnelly to wed Albert C. Ross at Elizabeth Street residence. Engagements announced for Fannie Berger and Isadore Hymans, and Sarah Mayer and Edgar Kahn.
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Louise Bruce
Louisville
Alexina Ferguson
Verona
Walnut Hills
Tristate
Miss Ferguson
Alice Chase
Dora Chase
Mary Yates
Omaha
Neb
Valerie Weil
Highland Avenue
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Paul Verkemp
Linton Hotel
Mary Cocklin
Samuel T. Cocklin
West Seventh Street
Robert C. Jones
St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral
Alpha Donnelly
Elizabeth Street
Albert C. Ross
L. A. Hartman
Ross
Mackinae
Detroit
Saul Berger
Burdette Avenue
Fannie
Isadore EB
Hymans
Fanny Mayer
North Ingleside Place
Sarah
Edgar Kahn
Personal travel notices in Avondale and surrounding areas
Local society column lists Mrs. E W Burnet and Miss Sue Burnet leaving Avondale for the Alexandria Bay shore with the Danas. Numerous families plan summer visits to Bay View Michigan Narragansett Pier Newport or Atlantic City while others return from trips to Chicago Louisville Columbus and Put-in-Bay.
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Sue Burnet
Avondale
Stephen Franck Dana
Alexandria Bay Shore
Benjamin Loewenstein
Glenwood Avenue
F. E. Selling
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Cal
O. P. McCarty
Stella McCarty
Haddon Hall
Terra Alta
St. George's School
Newport
R. I
Lucy
Annie Shaffer
Clinton Springs Avenue
Robert Tyler
Louisville
Shaffer
Chicago
Ethel Updal
Smith College
Harry T. Crittenden
Maria Crittenden
Bayview
Mich
John D. Lutz
Evans Place
Clifton
Atlantic City
Nora Sincere
E. Lang
Dury Avenue
Hisseng
L. L. Yonker
Bowling Green
EB. L. Maynard
North Warwick
John 8. Bates
Abbottsford
Mt. Auburn
South Dakota
Charles A. Davis
James A. Minor
Covington
Minor
Sagaponak
L. I
BE. H. Busch
Ruth Avenue
Walnut Hills
Martinsville
Ind
John A. Windisch
Dayton Street
Jerome Creed
Som William
Mt. Airy
Spring Lake
N. J
Philadelphia
Canada
Max. Straus
Rockdale Avenue
William Walker Smith, Jr
Park Avenue
Lakewood
N. Y
Annalou Cherrington
Columbus
Florence Cooper
McMillan Street
Barkin D. Jones
Martha Jones
North Fairmount
Martha
Arthur Vaughn
Mineral Springs
O. L. Graeser
Burnet Avenue
Valerie Weil
Harry Weil
Put-in Bay
Pickpocket Tricks Diamond Shiner With Rubber Band
An acquaintance recalls a dramatic encounter in a saloon where a skilled thief warned him about a screw-attached diamond stud. The man tied a rubber band around the screw, claiming it would prevent the thief from biting off the stone. The tale highlights wary advice from a confident pickpocket.
Some Drawbacks
A Nashville American poem notes the farmer’s difficult life from seeding to harvest. It lists threats such as frost, pests, drought, and creeping hazards that jeopardize crops and prices. The verse endures as farmers face daily risks and uncertain markets.
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Huch
The Capital Grafter Recalls Clever Per Foot Rule
The Capital Grafter recalls learning a clever stunt at school based on a per foot rule, noting it as the cleverest trick learned, with a tongue in cheek confession about measuring value and cheating intuition.
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Lippincott’s
Covington Lawn Fete Draws Crowd With Local Speakers
Kentuky Society notes a Covington playground lawn fete for children turned into a gala with speeches by Mayor Craig and others. Mrs Francis Manser led arrangements with several ladies assisting. The column lists many residents traveling to and from Lexington Clifton Newport Kinniconick Ottawa Beach Mountain Lake Park Va Germantown and Asbury Park with visits to Michigan and Norfolk.
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Mayor Craig
Francis Manser
Bettie Carothers
Lexington
Clifton
Sidney Seaman
Douglas
Newport
Kinniconick
Lenard Speakgs
Zoo
Horace Root
Irene
James Wright, Jr
Frances Bliss
Carl Root
Elihu Morridge
Albert Root
Boyd Root
Hazel Seivers
Ottawa Beach
Emily Bliss
Mountain Lake Park
William McMillian
New Richmond
William 13
Earl Klein
Florence Bartlett
Ft. Thomas
George Bartlett
Ella
Alfred Macdonald
Michigan
Julia Hamilton
Maude Robinson
Macinac
Fannie French
Risk
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
M. T. Shine
Ohio
Nancy Belle Nichols
Latonia
Dr. Walton
Germantown
Ida M. Stoughton
Carthage
M. P. Carpenter
Avenel
Cedarville
W. W
Frimble
Helen Heighton
Coon
Asbury Park
J. Jo
Bryan Visit Date Uncertain With Taft Scheduled
Cincinnati awaits final dates for William J. Bryan’s Ohio swing with four possible visit days in late September while Judge Taft plans September 6 arrival and a potential front porch campaign. Local Democrats push for the largest Bryan meeting in Cincinnati as parties align in a tense political season.
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William J. Bryan
John Shuff
Mack
Bryan
Ohio
Shuff
Mr. Bryan
Cincinnati
Judge Taft
Charles P. Taft
Linton Hotel
Denton
McKinley
Arthur L. Vorys
Taft
Hidden Value in Washington Trash Piles and Scrap
Washington residents generate nearly nineteen tons of rubbish daily. At a processing plant in the city, workers separate brown paper bottles leather and rags by chute and belt. Brazen brass and old rubber fetch high prices while remaining waste is burned to power the plant.
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Thiy
Washington
Twenty-third
Seaton Streets
Independent party leaders plan Congressional challenge in Columbus
In Columbus a conference of Independence party leaders followed by John Mulholland from Ohio, decided to nominate a Congressional candidate to oppose Ned Taylor. Kentucky figure Beckham, now on Lakeland Asylum Board of Control, attended and declined to discuss politics for publication, citing his nonpartisan board role while buying machinery for the asylum.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Henry A. ‘Williams
W. H. Phipps
A. D. Alderman
O. E. Bare
Edgar A. Bowman
John H. Fitch
Thomas W. Fleming
Kentucky
Beckham
Board of Control
Lakeland Asylum
Granda
Independence Party
Columbus
John Mulholland
Ned Taylors
All Expenses Included in European Bandit Tale
A satirical Puck caption mocks a European bandit chief after a coach robbery. Tourists become targets for souvenir loot. Americans arrive frequently, leaving postcards, spoons, books, stones, pressed leaves, and lava fragments as keepsakes. The piece lightheartedly critiques travel profiteering.
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