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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
4
The item lists subscription terms including weekly and monthly rates, delivery by carriers, and payment options for the Universal Post Daily. It mentions foreign country rates and payment methods such as postal money orders. Addresses for editorial offices and bureaus are provided.
The report describes a broad weather pattern across the country with a northwest cold front producing decreasing temperatures in the north and south areas showing lighter showers in the south and Oz regions. Lake regions remained cold but fair, with the day’s highest temperature near 41 degrees and freezing point reached earlier in the day. Detailed hourly readings list temperatures, wind directions, and precipitation, noting 7 pm observations and comparisons with prior years.
Fragmentary forecast notes describe Wednesday becoming colder with fair conditions and west winds. Messages predict variable skies on Thursday with a continued cooling trend and light winds.
Shipping news notes multiple transatlantic arrivals and movements. The Kronprinzessinessin was 160 miles southwest of Plymouth at 10:40 am heading to Bremen. Lusitania near Fastnet expected Queenstown by 8 pm. The Cymric arrived from New York. Kaiser II and Ryndam from Bremen and Rotterdam also reported. The Majestic en route to New York was east of Sandy Hook. Numerous other liners arrived or sailed at Halifax Boston Queenstown and Gibraltar with several ships listed.
The arrival log includes numerous travelers and sources such as John L. Bus from Abil, J. J. Kauffman, Dav r P. Diz, Cicago, Frances te Monroe, George King, Mrs. J. D. Jones, Selina W. Thomas from Chicago, C. W. Speel, Charles B. Jones, J Pit Dire, B. K. Wilcox from New York and other names noting guests at the oe Hotel. The list reflects a diverse set of origins including Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Cleveland, and New York with varying initials and spellings.
The article argues the Hay notes between the United States and Japan are not a treaty but a mutual declaration of aims. It stresses that the exchange aligns with the open door policy, preserves China’s integrity, and seeks peace through adherence to existing treaties and policies.
The Philadelphia Press warns the electoral college system is at danger after Maryland elected six Democratic and two Republican district electors while Missouri favored a Democratic district elector over a Republican at large. The piece discusses blanket ballots and calls for reform while noting state legislatures may determine elector selection.
The text argues that the electoral college has served the Democratic party and the nation well, noting long-standing support for Mr. Bryan and praising the system's performance in recent elections. It emphasizes the system's stability and success in the country's recent electoral outcomes.
Opinion piece likens William Jennings Bryan to a hunter facing a grizzly in a metaphor on governmental railway ownership. It warns Bryan to avoid a fourth political misstep while predicting the Democratic Party may bear the consequences of his stance. The column shifts to local topics on typhoid, a club banquet, game laws, and holiday commerce.
A Chicago news item argues for protection of the ballot while acknowledging the ballot's vast size and the need for clearer voter understanding as it unfolds. The piece centers on safeguarding democratic process amid complex ballot design.
A Texas farm commission weighs in on the Bailey investigation now active in New York as officials consider comfort and conduct.
The remark casting Flagler as the brains behind Standard Oil could lead to a defamation suit as Flagler contemplates legal recourse to demand an explanation.
The Jersey City Journal notes a rise in pistol homicide cases, warning that violence is becoming more frequent in the area. The piece emphasizes concern over ongoing gun crimes and public safety in New Jersey.
A terse remark notes that only the manufacturer gains protection without employee benefit or U.S. revenue, provoking concern over tariff revisions. The statement suggests anxiety among industry leaders about policy shifts and their wider economic impact.
The remark notes that if he cannot hunt Hans and edit the magazine simultaneously, that pairing is likely the only task he cannot manage. It portrays a restless multitasker who juggles demanding roles.
Washington Star reports Governor Patterson earns praise for cracking down on night riders in Tennessee. The piece contrasts night riders with northern anarchists, arguing both threaten law but the rider is the greater menace. It notes mobs have harmed all regions and stresses respect for law and authority.
The message notes Mr Bryan in Mexico researching government ownership of railways and asks if this is Mexico. It urges early Christmas shopping in Cincinnati with a slogan promoting prompt turkey selection.
The Rev Henry C Rose pastor of the Church of the Redeemer Newark NJ proposes that mental suggestion given in homeopathic doses during sleep can prevent faults and reform behavior. He cites cases of 100 children and adult couples where bed time talks produced moral improvement with the subconscious mind guiding change.
The column records multiple society events. Couples marry and depart for their wedding trips while families host debuts and bridge gatherings. Prominent attendees include the Grossman and Geiger families, the Gates wedding party, and social events at Clifton and Newport venues with extensive guest lists.
A stylish debut for Miss Margaret James in Covington hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Howard James at the Fort Mitchell Country Club. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ernst and Miss Helen Grant among others, with flowers and formal attire gracing the reception line.
The Ohio legislature faces a tighter treasury as estimates for state institutions and roads push requests higher. Universities Miami and Ohio State seek large appropriations, Longview hospital requests 214000 for running costs, while eight hour law amendments and capital punishment repeal move through Columbus. The inaugural plans and guard leadership talk fill the political scene ahead of hearings.
Mrs. Robert Sutton and Mrs. John Phythian of Newport were awarded honors. Mrs. J. K. Stone of Fort Thomas departs today for the South to spend the winter. Fort Mitchell club plans a bridge whist tournament Friday night. Mrs. Charles Klein of Newport will host the Tuesday Literary club on Dec 18.
The piece surveys bed room carpets in body Brussels with self tones and floral patterns plus ribbons of satin moire and striped decorative fabrics. It notes serge dresses with diagonal two tone blues purples browns and mentions Grecian draped tunics and crex rugs as popular.
The passage highlights individuals praised for natural gifts plus perseverance, study, and determination. It notes a poor boy who educated himself to become a director in many enterprises, underscoring hard work, will, skill, and patience as key to success.
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