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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR lists several Tribune and News Bureau addresses including Gilbert avenue Scott street and New York street. Reading room to Ameritaris appears as a stray phrase with no clear event or person.
A storm from the interior lowered high pressure across the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. An inch of rain fell at Parkersburg and the region experienced lake effect cold. Forecast calls for Cincinnati area temperatures 35 to 40 degrees with continuing unsettled weather and prior day precipitation figures noted.
Parthy cloudy Saturday and Ider in east portion Saturday, cloudy. West Virginia fair Saturday and Sunday. Indiana fair Saturday and Sunday with increasing cloudiness and variable winds.
Boston arrivals and departures list ships with origins and destinations. Entries note Hesperian from Glasgow, Arabic en route to New York, Caledonia from Gleagow, and other liners docking or sailing, with times and distances from Sandy Hook.
A roster of guests arriving at Cincinnati hotels lists numerous individuals and their home cities including Linton J W Wall New York George W Myers Lee Iowa J W Barr Indianapolis A B W Hebard New York Hancock era Lynchburn Hans B Miller St Louis J C Willis Lexington Ky K P Coughlin New York J Cece Hyde New York A W Graham Providence F A Montange New York J G Potter New York E B Wright New York de Beecher Birmingham Idaho Michael Springfield H Obngon Indianapolis P Baker Seattle Burnet C S Morrow Cleveland R W Blair Cleveland Canon White Ireland B Thompson Chicago Palace C B Asholy wife Prince W Va Carl Q Tibbets Madison Ind W H Spencer Parkersburg W Va Mrs A K Murphy Portsmouth Ohio J G Miller O M Munro Virginia J M Easton New York W a Ky EC Reader Cleveland Seera Me wrench Charleston W Va A C Tuttle Chicago
The Gazette-Times disputes Baird and Gazette-Times stances on tariff policy, arguing over whether Dingley schedules should be revised. It defends the Chicago platform pledge and warns of infamy if the GOP abandons protection for American producers and wage earners.
Ohio political maneuvering unfolds with letters backing Theodore Burton and Charles Taft amid senatorial contest. Lansing figures and Cincinnati staff changes surface as Harmon supporters plan staff appointments and a Blue ticket rally amid a Reds vs Blues campaign volley.
The piece notes a growing movement to teach tuberculosis causes and prevention in schools. It cites Massachusetts, New York, Baltimore, and other states adopting open air classrooms and in-class curricula. Programs include public, private, and hospital partnerships.
The Jersey City billboard ordinance faces court challenges as a billboarder argues streets are his to use. The New York Tribune counters that posters on public highways are a private gain from public property and deserve municipal regulation. The case prompts discussions on fair taxation and public rights in city streets.
The Courier Journal snags attention with bold phrasing as it critiques the 1912 campaign rhetoric, claiming the Democratic party struggles under heavy, combative messaging while journalists press for clarity and action in a polarized political landscape.
Consular reports note the bill creating the Casa de Preámas para Obras a¢ gacion y de Agricultura has passed the Congress. The measure clears the way for its establishment and assigns a seat to a representative.
The Water Commission may advance a gift to the city for Christmas display, a charming offering planned to adorn the municipal tree or to be hung by the fireside in Cincinnati.
Readers note the adage Christmas comes but once a year yet the countdown to December grows, urging early shopping as Sundays intervene and time narrows for holiday preparations.
An unclear note from The Philadelphia Record laments a political stance and calls attention to an event in Chicago, expressing disappointment and sadness about the pledge and alignment described.
Melbourne markets report steak at twenty five cents a pound. The note questions how such a low price sustains supply and what it means for buyers and sellers amid uncertain beef demand.
Further evidences of prosperity are indicated by the large number of pearls found in the oyster always, however, in the next restaurant.
A brief exchange among shoppers notes early shopping tips and bargains. The fragment suggests casual guidance and mutual tips about savings and product availability.
A fragment notes Brazil appears ready to open an Inter-National Exposition, signaling national participation and a grand public event. The text is incomplete but suggests preparations and expected ceremonies.
The speaker warns that delaying will make fulfillment impossible. urging prompt effort now to seize the chance before it slips away.
A nostalgic verse recalls a child’s birthdays from one to three as the family celebrates with cake. The speaker notes the child's small feasts, tears for more, and a evolving scene of a festive, fragile procession toward adulthood.
A Dublin man proposes a family drive to Glasnevin Cemetery with his wife and their young son. The child hesitates at the visit, asking if he is indeed going to the graveyard as they approach the gate and the somber mood settles over the outing.
The column discusses new holiday styles in IN VOGUE II Cincinnati. It highlights color, fabrics, and silhouettes with mentions of skirts, street wear, and the use of lace and crochet. It notes Austrian crochet lace and black satin as fashionable materials for accessories and home items.
Trade notes from tailors and dealers show garments moving toward elongated vests and trousers worn lower at the waist. Designers cite rising demand for updated suit cuts and coordinated waistlines, with planner vests and walnut-hued fabrics gaining popularity.
Government officials in Pennsylvania federal court sue to end use of the name Elgin on butter not produced in the city. The suit by Lester Young of Chicago targets the Sk Wood Butter Company of Bigin, claiming misrepresentation and a ten year Elgin label tradition. The case, with a May term hearing, involves seized butter valued at about 1400 and questions the boards trade jurisdiction.
A new herd infected with foot and mouth disease was found near the Kneller farm at Lineboro Carroll County. The outbreak traces to a Buffalo cattle shipment linked to the first Maryland case, with direct connections to the Kneller farm.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event, person, or organization. Unable to extract a coherent item beyond partial phrases.
London December 4. The conference of powers called by Great Britain to frame a code for naval law and to form prize courts met in the Son office today. American delegates are reputedly present amid tense talks on maritime code and prize court issues.
San Francisco police seek motive in the death of Henry J. Boas an electrician who died from suspected strychnine poison. Investigators pursue the theory that Boas mailed the poison to himself or that a note to relatives points to early life events. Authorities cite testimony from friends and relatives about his habit of receiving people at his home as a factor.
Special dispatch from Columbus reports Governor Harris issued a requisition to Governor Deneen of Illinois for Theodore Frey who is wanted in Cincinnati for stabbing Way Thompson at a Plum Street saloon during a dispute on October night. Frey is said to be at large in Chicago.
The sermon titled The Redemption drew listeners at the Walnut church as Rev Dwight M Pratt spoke to the crowd. Attendees reflected on the theme of forgiveness and renewed faith during the holiday gathering.
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