Subscription Rates For Mail Delivery And Foreign Posts
Rates listed for domestic mail with prepaid postage and carrier delivery. Foreign countries within the Universal Postal Union to various destinations charge one month 1.50, three months 4.50 or express payment by money order bank or registered letter. Commercial Tribune Co Cincinnati lists offices and bureaus across Cincinnati with address details and news reception notes.
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Commercial Tribune CO
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Cincinnati Sends 200 Delegation to National Rivers and Harbors Congress
The Cincinnati delegation of over 200 heads to Washington to advocate full funding for navigable waterways. Editorial notes rail limitations hinder freight flows and compares Europe and Russia on waterway investment. It links improved Ohio River access to coal, ore, and timber movement, and warns municipal debt must be managed alongside credit strength.
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Cincinnati
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington
Europe
France
Department of Commerce and Labor
Prussia
Russia
Ecres
Department of Ways
Black Sea
Baltic
Congress
United States
President Hill
Northern Pacific
R Uvers
Pittsburg
Ohio
Taft
Rising municipal debt alarms economists nationwide
The text notes bonded and floating indebtedness of cities growing rapidly, exceeding aggregate U S bonded and floating debt, even when including the bonded debts of the forty six states. It references department bulletins on be and labor.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Southern Railway
New York
United States
Department of Bee and Labor
Captain Hains Remains Silent On Annis Shooting
The context indicates Captain Hains, aged 46, recalls nothing about the Annis shooting. The jury faces a difficult task due to this silence, with obligations to determine truth and deliver a verdict based on available evidence.
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Hains
Annis
Unclear fragment about Alexis and Haytien treasury
Fragmentary note mentions Alexis and a Haitian treasury with unclear details. No coherent event or names to confirm a full item.
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Alexis
Christmas Goods Find Near Home
Fragmentary lines reference Santa items and a local focus, suggesting Christmas goods near home rather than distant sources. The readable text emphasizes nearby availability and a large selection.
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Santa Claus
Pistol toting must go says Memphis News-Soimetar
A satirical city note from Memphis cites calls to remove armed possession. It asks who will first disarm amid growing concerns over gun use in public spaces.
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Memphis
Christmas Shopping Note in Early Retail Advice
A cautious guide suggests avoiding impulse trips during the holiday season and instead planning purchases later, emphasizing restraint over browsing for Christmas articles. The text advises readers to separate the act of shopping from the intention to buy, promoting delayed decisions.
Last Month of 1908 Amid Sea Horrors
The final days of 1908 loom with trials at sea and looming fears, as the preceding month’s disasters cast a shadow over December reports and maritime dangers dominate editorials.
Senatorial Stocking Hangs in Several States
The senatorial stocking is being hung up in more than one state, reflecting ongoing campaigns and regional tactics as parties contest seats. Local maneuvering signals broader national efforts to shape the Senate balance.
Advertising, street life, and health notes from Cincinnati
A column links advertising to business activity and humor about mud turtles and hens. A downtown encounter with a hopeful beggar reveals town hardship. Sunday streetcar storms cut trips and revenue. Christmas tuberculosis stamps aid prevention. A London note says women in London dodge smoking in hotels and restaurants, reflected as declining public smoking in Cincinnati.
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London
Cincinnati
A Revolution in Women's Rights and Labor Roles
The New York World outlines three linked facts: the rising suffragist movement, more women entering industrial work, and wives filing most of the 045,000 U S divorce cases in twenty years. It argues a broader revolution spurred by a new industrial regime permitting women to earn comparable wages and pursue independence.
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New York World
United States
Politioa
Manship
Gambling and peril in Canton life as depicted in a travel sketch
The narrative describes Canton gambling scenes with fan tan using cash, cricket fights, and quail matches, noting how risk and fatalism shape daily life. It links high gambling stakes to life risking acts, including suicide attempts, family power, and the brutal consequences seen in Beijing street life.
Charitable Actions Spotlighted by Chicago News
A Chicago News note comments on the habit of the average man giving to charity and the tendency to be caught in the act of giving, revealing social behavior surrounding generosity.
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Chicago News
Heat and shopping fees noted in morning hours
Fragmentary text shows a mention of heat and a shopping fee during the morning period from 8:20 to 12. The garbled lines obscure full meaning but indicate pricing or cost notes tied to a daytime timeframe.
Weather report and temperatures for December 7, 1808
The entry records temperatures from 7 am to 7 pm with highs near 39 and lows around 25 degrees. Clear at 7 pm, cloudy earlier, and a note that many places in the north and west were near zero after a cooler night. Includes comparisons to prior years and precipitation data.
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Rae
Giatriot
Sero
Cincinnati
Tims
Dee I
Midwest Weather Outlook Fair with Rising Temps
Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia show fair conditions this week with Tuesday warming. A mix of light variable to south winds and a chance of lake proximity snow near the Great Lakes on Wednesday in parts of Ohio.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported Worldwide
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures across ports including Glasgow Cherbourg Liverpool and New York. Vessels mentioned include Caledonia Oceania Liguria Oceanic Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Oscar II and others with routes from Glasgow Havre Boston New York Hamburg and more as schedules show dock times and distances.
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New York
Glasgow
Oceania
Triest
Havre
Chicago
Libau
Vera Cruz
Boston
Ponta Delgada
Naples
Barbarossa
Liguria
Liverpool
New Orleans
Cherbourg
Philadelphia
Scharnhorst
Siasconsett
Hamburg
Sandy Hook
Bremen
Network of Names Spans Cities in Card Listing
A long list connects individuals with cities across the country from Boston and New York to Chicago and Louisville. The compilation features dozens of names such as Linton, Kohler, Barkus, Packer, Holden, Layden, Leary, Kunkle, Phelan, Clarke, Steinman, and many others linked to places from Dayton to Athens, Detroit, and New Orleans. The roster appears to document affiliations rather than narrative events, reflecting a broad professional or social directory.
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Lancaster
Athens
C. Burnet
J. W. Brady
Louisville
W. W. Rankin
Cleveland
B. W. Spalding
W. May
New York
J. E. Brewer
Philadelphia
Palace
S. E. Catright
Bristol, Tenn
W. W. Woodfill
Wife
Greensburg
Ind
J. W. Shumate
Selden
G. C. Newman
Mechanicsburg
Dennison
John Satterfield
Hillsboro
B Erwin
Peebles
Harry A. Saek Batavia
F. P. Gates
Mountivet
Munroe
L. Holle
Hamilton
Hardman
Dayton
George Guthrie
Rochester
A. L. Hughes
Emery
C. G. Poole
Chicago
W. EB. Cassidy
Lexington
J. F. Tobin
Manote
Henry Maus
A. Hewitt
O. Honing
J. V. Latimer
S. R. Bawden
Frank. Heck
Jamies Lynch
Lackman
C. Bauer
Charleston
City council debates Clifton avenue improvement funding
An ordinance to appropriate 100000 for Clifton avenue improvement was introduced. The Brown Investment Company offered to secure a license and settle if affidavits against it were withdrawn. The National Council of Jewish Women Cleveland section closed its triennial session. A detainee, Niemeller, reclaimed a speech after a child cried and was taken to the house of detention.
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Clifton Avenue
Brown Investment Company
National Council of Jewish Women
Cleveland
Efine
Niemeller
House of Detention
Governor Harris Denies Garber Statement on Control
Governor Harris rejected a Garber statement about control of a policy matter. The brief notes tension between state leadership and Garber over authority and decision making.
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Harris
Tars Garber
Dry vote results in Hardin and Licking counties
The proposal to merge with the Duckworth club in Ohio attracted votes in Hardin County where the dry majority stood at 1,200 and in Licking County at 720, showing regional support for the measure.
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Duckworth Club
Ohio
Hardin County
Dry
Licking
Congress Opens Session Adjourns In Memory Of Members
Congress began its session and then adjourned to honor deceased members. Taft urged unity with the solid South in a New York address to the North Carolina Society. A receiver says Fidelity Funding owes 4 1/2 million with few assets. Judge Jones urged death penalty for those implicated in the Reelfoot Lake night rider case.
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Congress
Taft
North Carolina Society
New York
Solid South
Fidelity Funding Company
Jones
Grand
Union City
Reelfoot Lake
Foreign News: Leaders Move and Heal Amid Turmoil
General Simon entered the Huis ten National palace in Port au Prince amid acclamations. King Edward suffers rheumatism and plans to travel abroad for recovery. Emperor William of Germany attends to public business for the first time since provoking constitutionalist anger.
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Simon
Port-au-Prince
Edward
William
Germany
Manufacturers' club cancels trip to South America
The Manufacturers' club abandoned its proposed voyage to South America. President Atkins appointed the committees of the Business Men's club.
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Manufacturers’ Club
South America
Atkins
Business Men’s Club
Griffth Discusses Contract as Bosses Meet in New York
Clark Griffith talked with President Herrmann in New York and will likely sign a contract today. Dovey struggles to pick a manager for next season amid league pressure. Eight teams share top in a six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. A six day walking race opens in Detroit. Boxing bout decisions await the national commission. An operation is performed on Bug Holliday.
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Clark Griffith
Herrmann
New York
Dovey
American Association
Eastern League
National Commission
Oeha
Theaters listings at local venues evening shows
Grand-Hattie Williams stars in Fluffy Ruffles at 8 15 Lyric Nat C Goodwin in Cameo Kir by at 8 15 Walnut Charley Grapewin in Mr Pip at 8 16 Gernee Jekyll and Mr Hyde at 2 15 and 8 16 Columbia Vaudeville and Heucks Sold Into Slavery at 2 15 and 8 16 Lyceum San Antonio at 2 15 and 8 15 People's The Stroking Players at 2 15 and 8 15 Standard World Beaters at 2 15 and 8 15 New Robinson Vaudeville at 2 and 7 to 9 to 11 p m
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Hattie Williams
Nat C. Goodwin
Cameo Kirby
Charley Grapewin
Mr. Pip
Gernee Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Columbia
Heuck
Lyceum
San Antonio
Dr G Deutsch Lecture On Russia At Norwood First Church
Dr G Deutsch president of Hebrew Union College delivers an illustrated stereopticon lecture on Russia tonight in Norwood at the First M E church. The Brotherhood forum sponsors the event.
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G. Deutsch
Hebrew Union College
Russia
M. BE
Norwood
Brotherhood Forum
Notable Deaths and Officials Succumb in Quick Succession
Obituary notes from Madisonville and Chicago report the deaths of Benjamin F Penn age 85 in Alabama at his son in law J Elliott Blacks residence. Frederick A Thomas Chicago merchant died of heart failure. Martin Aiken treasury architect died after surgery in New York. Leigh R Shaffer 26 died in Hamilton. Zerah W Torrody Visayas inspector general died suddenly. John Coffey 18 died in Apekandunday.
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Madisonville
J. Elliott Black
Talladega
Ala
Spring Grove Chapel
Benjamin Penn
Eiijah Penn
Ohio
Elijah G. Penn
Amelia
John Penn
New Richmond
Warren Penn
America
William Penn
Felicity
Julius Penn
Corbin
Washington, D.C
A. W. Ashburn
Batavia
Penn
Frederick A. Thomas
Chicago
Solar
Armours and Swifts
Martin Aiken
Treasury Department
Cleveland
New York Hospital
Leigh R
Anderson & Shaffer
Hamilton
Shaffer
Zerah Ww. Torrdy
Visayas
PR Como
Aeaa Coffey
John Coffey
Marriage Licenses Reported In City Notices
Marriage licenses listed include entries for couples with local residences and license numbers. Details are partially obscured by OCR errors but show names such as Whitfield, Gilbert, and others with corresponding street addresses in York City and Central area listings.
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New Ma
Mueller
York
Ik Whitfield Av
Gilbert
Cotina
Dace Central Ayer
Eee Es Sewie Oy
Pheres Tafel
Seresee
Inquest Pen Keinbes Ben and City Tuberculosis Notes
A list of patient names ages and conditions from Cincinnati area hospitals and sanatoriums including tuberculosis cases and deaths. Entries mention West McMicken avenue inquests, Central and Cincinnati hospitals, and various addresses in Cincinnati and surrounding areas with ages from infants to elderly. The document records medical diagnoses such as carcinoma, gastritis, pneumonia, diphtheria, Brights disease, pleural abscess, and meningitis, along with outcomes and locations in early 20th century medical records.
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McMicken Avenue
Oni Morten
Dave
Gian Dolan
Hannah Ann
Lock
Lewisburg
Fata Henry
Shaw Sven Howard
Ae A
Armory Avenue
Routledge
Hedith Helen
West Liberty
William
East Ridgeway
Ritis
Gorein
Katherine O
Townsen Micrcdx
Anna
Smith
Trevor, Joseph
Fulton Ave
Lee Court
Das Cou
Fiat
Avondale
Peake Nunn
John Oleh M'Lear
Llewellyn
KRA
Arold Charles
Oregon
Tter
Clifton Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Dover
Nellie
Cincinnati Hospital
West Fourth
Schlecht
Helen
Strietemeier
John
Dayton
Bright
O'Donnel
George
Vine
Claude
Spartanburg
River and Port News from Louisville and Cincinnati
Today departures list Louisville to Maysville and Chile at 5 p m and 12 noon with Gina as kad, and Cr icket at 3 pm Tomorrow departures include Lizzie Bay at 5 pm. Seas viaves Cricket at 32 pm Advertised departures note Daily 6 pm Sunday 9 am Stage of the River reports Ohio River at Cincinnati 4 feet 1 inch and still. Flotsam and Jetsam cite arrivals Lizzie Bay Cricket and others with river conditions and vessels. News from other ports shows rivers rising or falling at Freeport Beaver dam Madison Louisville Evansville Cairo and Memphis with river levels and ship movements.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Maysville
Chilo
Gina
Kad
Binese Lizzie Bay
Cums Seas Viaves Cricket
Seerat
Cincinnati
Lizzie Bay
Maysvile
Chile
Lizzle Bay
Cricket
Chis River
Pittsburg
Freeport
Beaver Dam
Madison
Helen
Goy Carrollton
Lena May
Derby
Park
Camp Nelson
Evansville
Cairo
Savannah
Memphis
St. Louis
Satead
Ohio Incorporations Filed Across Cities
Special Dispatch reports articles of association filed in Columbus today for firms in Cleveland Elyria Springfield and Youngstown. Names include The 8. Karach company and The Custer company with varying capitalizations and officers. Additional entries list Elyria Concrete company and Canadian Time Switch company with stated capitals and principal locations.
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Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
8. Karach Company
Cleveland
Women’s Apparel
Sigmund Karach
Nathan Sey Irwin N. Loeser
A. L. Boenmer
Claud J. Cuthbert
The
Custer Company
Central Trust Building
Og Op Ae Loan Company
D. W. Custer
Sangster
J. L. Sangster
I. S. Custer
F. P. Sangster
Elyria Concrete Company
C. W. Wales
B. C. Griswold
An. Ingersoll
George R. Allen
F. A. yDxcelsior
Bs Brick and Plaster Company
Springey
Canadian Time Switch Company
Toledo
Arts and Crafts talk drawn by English expert Ashbee
Ohio Mechanics Institute students heard Charles Ashbee of England discuss The Arts and Crafts Movement in England yesterday afternoon. St Xavier College invites entries for the alumni medal contest tomorrow evening in Memorial Hall. Mrs Leopold Markbreit hosts a Dec 14 meeting to fund Dey Camp, aiding needy consumptives with tent homes. Lincoln Memorial committee to meet tomorrow at City Hall to gauge funds for centenary Rail Splitter Lincoln celebration.
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Ohio, Mechanics Institute
Charles Ashbee
England
St. Xavier College
Memorial Hall
St. Xavier
East Walnut Hills
Leopold Markbreit
Dey
Lincoln Memorial Committee
Board of Education
Railsplitter
Grace of a Laugh and Christmas Shopping Call
A fragment from the Baltimore Sun praises childhood and a gentle laugh while urging early Christmas shopping to aid workers and servers during the season. The text blends poetic imagery with a social appeal.
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Baltimore Sun
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