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The Commercial Tribune Company offers foreign news from Great Britain Europe and all foreign countries with daily and Sunday restating rates: One month 1.60 three months 9 one year 18 payable in advance. Offices listed including Cincinnati and branch bureaus with news rooms free to Americans.
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Universal Posta Union
Neem Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
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Gilbert Avenue
Wington
Scott Street
York Street
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Muncey Building
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Trafalgar Square
Industrial Dinner Sparks Debate Over Tariffs and Prices
A Waldorf Astoria dinner hosted by Judge Gary of United States Steel Corporation drew iron and steel manufacturers who defended high duties while urging tariff revision to aid business and national prosperity. Henry E. Miles testified on benefits of lower tariffs, noting no steel competition and warning against excessive duties. Notes and comments discuss wages, public salaries, and the broader push to uplift various sectors including farmers and playgrounds.
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Gary
Iron Ang
Waldorf-Astoria
United States Steel Corporation
Great Steel Corporation
Sera
Dlemon
Henry E. Miles
Wisconsin
Committee On Ways and Means
Republican Party
Payne
Miles
Messrs. Carnegie
van Cleave
United ‘States Steel Corporation
Benevolens Institution
Holiday trade outlook shown with cautious optimism
Reports from business centers indicate a good holiday trade with expectations for a stronger season. Jobbers and wholesalers experience typical quietness for holidays while speculation shows some renewed activity amid a cautious market.
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Specula Bote Aes Arpa
Economic Outlook Signals Steady Iron and Steel Demand
Banks show solid volume near year ago levels though below 1906 peak as tariff talk eases. Iron and steel improve with large structural orders anticipated for spring building, railroads increasing purchases, prices stable, suggesting a healthy business expansion and no near term worry.
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Pepe
Judge Stevens Grants Injunction Against Hocker
Judge Stevens of Toledo issues an injunction restraining William Hocker from pursuing a widow, framing government action via injunction as proper and commendable in the restrained conduct.
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Stevens
Toledo
William Hocker
Roosevelt Tepid Viewon Woman Suffrage Delayed
The author argues Roosevelt should have postponed declaring tepid support for woman suffrage until his African travel was underway, framing timing as affecting personal comfort and political stance.
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Roosevelt
Committee Viewpoints Highlight Tariff Question Value
Facts presented before the Ways and Means Committee on tariff questions are as valuable as opinions. The committee could gain by adopting that stance and treating data as persuasive.
Sultan of Turkey Condemns Liberty of the Press
The Sultan, after subscribing to a Constantinople clipping bureau and reading his home papers, denounces liberty of the press as the most abominable thing.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Carnegie Skips Ways and Means Over Christmas Shopping
A remark suggests Andrew Carnegie avoided a Ways and Means appearance to finish his Christmas shopping early, implying time pressure influenced his scheduling.
Pat Crowe Evangelizing Return Sparks Debate
The remark questions Pat Crowe's approach to his evangelizing work and the value he assigns to it, suggesting a test of his methods before proceeding with his efforts.
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Pat Crowe
Turkey Opines On Time Between Neck Choppings
The text humorously notes a turkey’s belief that the interval before its beheading is extremely brief, reflecting a macabre seasonal joke about Thanksgiving preparations.
Explosion in Berlin Hints Kaiser Draws Fire
A magazine blast in Berlin raises alarming talk of imperial crisis as observers assess whether Kaiser Wilhelm II has lost control. Officials scramble for safety as rumors spread among civilians and troops.
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Berlin
Buffalo Not Like Cleveland, Says Cleveland Leader
The Cleveland Leader contrasts Buffalo with Cleveland noting a clear difference in character and outlook. The remark emphasizes distinct regional identities and economic vibes without detailing specific events.
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Buffalo
Cleveland
Weather report for Cincinnati December 12 1908
Local weather record shows temperature from 27 to 40 degrees with fair to increasing clouds and rising precipitation. Deficiency and excess figures compare to prior years. forecast calls for somewhat warmer weather with fair conditions Sunday and Monday.
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Ra Elonsee
Atlantic
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Cray
S.W
Cincinnati
Transatlantic Shipping Movements Note Multiple Vessels
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures across multiple ports. Vessels include The Martha Washington arriving from Trieste, The Arabic sailing to Liverpool, and several ships bound for New York such as The Caledonia and The Baltic. Reports mention Cape Race wireless contact with La Bretagne en route to New York.
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New York
Martha Washington
Triest
Liverpool
St. Louis
Southampton
Themistocles
Piraeus
Kaltserin Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Pring Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Caledonia
Glasgow
Chicago
Havre
Cape Race
la Bretagne
uPas
Sandy
Leghorn
Marseilles
ST. Vincent
Admiral Exelmans
Seattle
Coronel
Punta Arenas
Montevideo
List of names and cities in a historical notice
A long line of personal names followed by cities and states appears, listing individuals such as Linton A W Kline New York and Charles W Murphy Chicago among many others. The fragment resembles a directory or witness list from a period publication with multiple entries across U S cities.
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Linton
A. W. Kline
D. K. Bell
New York
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago
D. W. Winn
Atlanta
Oa Haviin
H. L. Ruth
R. Bawden
Aaron Michel
Pittsburg
H. F. Anthony
Providence
R.I. Grand
C. W. Miller
John Bogart
A. M. White
Des Moines
R. Lynch
M. Pearson
Wife
Dayton
P. EB. Rickey
St. Louis
I. H. Landen
J.H. Patterson
Lexington
Munro
Albert’ Lamb
Cleveland Charles
A. Orth
Detroit
Mich
D. Grats
G. F. Gaints
Laugh Dake
Es. Honing
J. Ih
Shock
Packoly
W. R. Shute
E. H. Butterlick
yCcleveland
Faculty Endorse Dabney Plan for Million Dollar University
Miami and Ohld medical school faculties met and endorsed President Dabney’s plan for a one million dollar university bond issue. Arrangements were made for a Santa fund entertainment at the Lyric on Dec 18. Representatives from Ohio joined in opposing abandonment of Fort Thomas.
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Miami
Ohld
Burton to remain in Ohio Senate fight after conference
Political representative Burton announced after a conference with the president elect that he would stay in the Ohio senatorial contest. Guido Gores was elected president of the Starting League Republican club along with other red ticket candidates.
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Burton
Ohio
Guido Gores
Starting League
Republican Club
Red
Insurgent Republicans Battle Rules at Taft Era Session
Domestic news reports Taft nears January decision as insurgent Republicans push to change rules in the current session, signaling major intra party clashes over leadership and agenda.
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Coke
Taft
Aie and Moran Win the Acts Bicycle
The fragment lists acts and showtimes from a vaudeville program including Breanshaw, St. Louis Cardinals acts, and performers such as Nance and Carmen with varied schedule slots like 2:15 and 8:16. It notes matinee and evening sessions for New Robinson Vaudeyville.
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Aie
Moran
Acts
Breanshaw
Ats
Auneune
St. Louis Cardinals
Ramney Soloist Featured at Refuge Home Service
Mrs. Frankla M. Ramney will be a chief feature after noon at 3 o'clock during services at the Refuge Home The Rev Dr G W Thompson will speak on Making It Go a practical talk to boys The event promises community entertainment and guidance for youths.
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Frankla M. Ramney
G W. Thompson
Obituary notes of several notable figures across states
Major J Alexander Grant formerly of Frankfort Kentucky dies in Annapolis Maryland at 79. He was a Confederate veteran and former land office registrar. Patrick McBride, prominent union official, dies in Bridgeport Ohio at 60. James Briceh, 76, frontier mail carrier on the Santa Fe trail, dies in Kansas City Missouri. A H Sutherland, 48, former Cincinnati merchant, dies in New York City after appendicitis surgery. General Okawaza, chief aide to the Japanese emperor, dies in Tokyo.
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J. Alexander Grant
Frankfort
Annapolis
Grant
Land Office
The
Asa Walker
Patrick M’'Bride
Uniited Mineworkers of America
Ohio Operators’ S Association
Bridgeport
Columbus
B . James Briceh
United States
Independence
Santa Fe
N. M
Kansas City
Brice
Ireland
A. HE. Sutherland
Cincinnati
New York City
Okawaza
Tokyo
Marriage Lipenene vied Randol h Ifth st DI Si.
Marriage notices list individuals with addresses and dates, including Mamie Mattert, May J. Berry, Joseph Huck, Edmah Kruse, John J. Bruce, Amelia Schorr, Jacob Nieding, Elizabeth Sta, Joseph Hoffrogse, Minnie Huber, Philip A. Heege, Marie Chambers, Joseph W. Webbers, and Elizabeth Wise Kaaddgeen.
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Randol
Mamie Mattert
Firman D. Ee
J. Berry
Eis
Joseph Huck
Bremen
Edmah Kruse
Joseph W. Webbers
Eprings Grove Nv
Plizabeth Wise Kaaddgeen Btrsees
Burial Permits List Names and Ages for Local Deaths
A list of burial permits includes ayers CATHERIND aged 7 of 318 Oregon street and ROSSELLA aged 8 of 184 Baymiller. ARNOLD A aged 57 of 120 Fifteenth street with pneumonia. LAMAR EN aged 42 from Longview hospital. MARY MARGARETE aged 81 at 1s Gage street with asthma. LAURETTA BUEDE. ELNORA AMELIA aged 2 at Spring and Fenner streets. JACOB GHELERT aged 82 at 52 Went McMillan street senile. ARLES CHRISTIAN TIBMAN aged 80 at 3603 Zums in avenue. BELL ADAMS aged 4 at 415 MIN street with inaubst. KENNETH DAVID TANNER aged 10 at 2134 Gilbert avenue with acute nephritis. MAGARET RICHARDSON aged 14 at Bet Fa avenue and Liberty street. VIOLET A FROMME aged 5 at 2062 Massachusetts venue with croup and pneumonia.
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Ayers Catherind
Oregon Street
Senil Bruewer
Rosella
Baymiller
Pneumon
Arnold A
Fifteenth Street
LAMAR
Longview Hospital
Mary Margarete
Gage Street
Cernley
Buede
McMillan Street
Tibman
Arles Christian
Zums
Nena
Adams
Bell
Inaubst Tanner
Kenneth David
Gibert
Roosevelt era cited as beacon for reform and stewardship
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a masterful leader who mobilized public opinion to rebuild political and economic life. It contrasts Roosevelt with Bryan and praises his square dealing, push for regulatory action, and to empower citizens to shape legislation against mercenary influence.
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Bryan
Hay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sam
Roosevelt
Congress
Andy
Ohio Incorporations Proceedings from December
The secretary of state received articles of association from several firms including Wilhelm Lumber Company of Cincinnati with $10,000 capital and other entities linked to Cleveland and Chicago leaders. Notable names appear such as J. Columbus ler Jr W, Victor Heints, and Githens Dodas in a list of incorporations.
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Ohio
Commercial
Columbus
Tabor Ely Oy
Ther
Cleveland
Fred Kassin
Jana
Wilhelm Lumber Company
Chicinnai
J. Colhumbus
Cincinnati
Monee E. Pessenbel
Bohsosaae
Duhme Jewelry Co
West Fourth Street
Unclear OCR fragment hints Mayaville departures
Fragmentary text mentions Mayaville schedule and departures at 6 p m. with unreadable names and times, suggesting a brief transit notice or timetable snippet.
Fragmented text about Christmas and service at A
The readable parts mention Christmas and service at A with unclear details. No definite event, date, or people names are extractable.
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