Delivers by Carrier From Commercial Tribune Co Cincinnati
Fragmented customer notice from the Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati. Provides address details for bureaus in Hills Newport and Washington and London offices. Mentions unpaid advance payment and contact avenues, with reading room access for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bioney Rae
Bank Fee
Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
Washington
Munsey
Courts Split On Corrupt Practices Acts Across States
The piece surveys divergent rulings on state Corrupt Practices acts, noting Nebraska and Pennsylvania circuit mistakes and the resulting legal uncertainty. It cites editorials from The Pittsburg Dispatch and The Omaha Bee, emphasizing the lack of uniformity among state courts and the delays and confusion this causes in administration of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nelaska
Pennsylvia
Supreme Court
Supreme Court” of
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Dispatch
High Court
Dispatch
The
Omaha Bee
Pennand
End of Land Troubles in Ireland Reported by Vice Consul Pratt
A Dublin report notes rising purchase events under land reform with 1417 in 1904 rising to 10645 in early 1907 and 22727 by September. Government loans to peasants seeking to buy land grew from 574 in 1904 to 2921 558 in the mid 1890s, reflecting a hopeful shift toward estate sales and tenant purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Green Isle
Pratt
Dublin
Ireland's land reform shifts control to peasantry
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of land schemes and ownership in Ireland. It notes a transition from landlords to peasantry and mentions global interest and troubles tied to the change.
Memphis Editorial Urges Rapid Punishment for Murderers
A Memphis Commercial Appeal commentary condemns white and black killings, calls for indictment and execution of killers, and urges swift justice within two months to curb murder, while stressing that murder is murder regardless of victim’s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Menin
Hayes shark statement hints at belief in government
The text suggests a political figure is urged to recognize that today’s relations may be insufficient, and tomorrow’s legislation in the General Assembly session will reflect that realization. The emphasis is on future policy changes driven by current attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
General Assembly
Pittsburg Councilmen Arrested in Bribery Scandal
Seven members of the Pittsburg council are under arrest for bribery and extortion. four members of the State Capitol Commission have been sentenced to the penitentiary. Pennsylvania shows resolve for reform and improvement, with welcome indications ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
Pitts‘burg ‘&Ré
State Capitol Commission
Pennsylvania
Illinois Statesmen Noted by Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune remarks that Illinois is distinguished for its number of statesmen, noting the phrase once possessed would have been better to reflect the truths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Illinois
Tarantism and Suffragettes Clash With Shipley Claims
Sir William Shipley warns that the suffragettes suffer from tarantism as he attacks their tactics and mocks their ability to respond. The piece portrays his strong stance and suggests the suffragettes face a formidable opposition in public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shipley
Harriman Health Amid Securities Jibe
The report notes that Harriman’s severe ailment is not due to undigested securities, and states he is a man with a boundless stomach when it comes to matters of securities.
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Harriman
Golf antidote to pride cites caddy’s scathing remarks
The Washington Star argues golf softens pride yet questions if a caddy’s sharp talk offers a stronger remedy. The editorial contrasts noble sport with blunt, corrective bedside manner from the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
Koch's controversial remark on Chicago's cleanliness and morality
The great Dr. Koch asserts Chicago is a great city yet dirty and wicked. He frames the comment as opinion rather than new information for the American public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Koch
Chicago
Sage of The State Journal weighs in on kissing pause
The State Journal offers an editorial stance addressing Mrs Shields of Frankfort who urges an end to kissing in public life. The piece weighs social custom against public propriety and calls for measured conduct rather than sweeping bans.
Chairman Mack's Bold Claim on 1912 Candidates
Chairman Mack asserts who will not seek the presidency in 1912, signaling a provocative stance on potential nominees. His remarks sketch a cautious map of political alignments and future candidacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Castro Bluff Claim Sparks Curiosity Over Credibility
A fragmentary report questions the credibility of a statement about Mr. Castro, noting it as a potentially bold bluff. The brief hints at a controversy regarding the factual strength of the claim and public reaction.
Christmas Tree Rhyme From The Commercial Tribune
A nostalgic Christmas verse recounts Flossy in a trundle bed saying prayers as wind and blue gold skies frame the night. Children hang stockings and recall the Christ-child in the stable with angels singing and shepherds watching in the cold winter scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Sean
Tke
Fragmentary Philadelphia Record note on a failed music hall event
A damaged telegraph fragment from the Philadelphia Record mentions a music hall in a town, noting unsettled seed selection and a crowded audience. The garbled text lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to identify specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph Madelphia
Holiday Ailments And Whisky Talk In Seasonal Memoir
A reflective column notes Christmas travel pressures and liquor choices for traveling salesmen. It discusses holiday nerves in children, appetite changes, and the festive urge to sample whisky. The piece cites business leaders, unemployment narratives, and a Santa Claus fundraiser, ending with a culinary aside on a tender month old pig delicacy sought in the East at high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Turkey
Elia
Bethlehem Night Hymn Promises Peace and Goodwill
A poetic reflection grounds Christmas in biblical scenes from David’s city to Jerusalem. The text considers angels singing to shepherds, Herod’s shadow, and humanity’s ascent toward peace and goodwill through Christ’s coming, urging prayer and adherence to God’s law.
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David
Christ the Lord
St. Luke
David's City
Bethlehem
Fragmentary Ledger item on a man’s unemployment report
A clipped Philadelphia Ledger entry notes a man out of work for over a week. On Monday he returned home and asked what he would do next, receiving a terse reply. The fragment ends with an unclear amount or outcome.
Weather Forecast Fragments From A Distant Page
Fragmentary weather notes describe forecasts and temperatures for a day in 1908. Mentions cloudiness and maximum and minimum readings, plus wind and precipitation hints, with garbled dates and meridian times.
Weather forecast across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Virginia
Government forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky on Thursday and Friday with a chance of showers and warmer temperatures. Virginia expects increasing cloudiness with probable rain Thursday night or Friday and a warmer end of the period.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements Noted Across Ports
Multiple ships arrive and depart across Naples London New York Liverpool Valencia Genoa and more. Vessels include Nord Amerika Asian Hamburg Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Lusitania and others with routes to New York Liverpool Antwerp and Naples.
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Naples
Nord Amerika
New York
London
New Orleans
New
Antwerp
Liverpool
Théo Merion
Oceanic
Boston
Liguria
Genoa
Queenstown
Arrivale at Cincinnati Hotels Names Darke
A list shows arrivals at Cincinnati hotels including Linton-W, Smith and wife Buffalo N Y James Moloney Chicago H J Johnson and wife Madison Ind J A Clark New York Haviin JamesF Gulick New York A Norwalk Mansfield C P W Lewis ton Indianapolis Bertram Richards Dayton Grand J H Street Belmont N Y W Edwards wife Cleveland W H Brooke Richmond Ind F P Shep erd Portland Ore St Nicholas G W Douglas St Louis Otto Gresham Chicago Albert Dodge Lincoln N H C L Chambers wife Biamarck N D Gibson P BE Bunnell Cleveland Sam R Sparks Harriman Tenn C B Lehman Chicago I F Harris Dallas Burnet C W Ritchey H Weinberg New York George W Kiefner Chicago W B Mays Cleveland Palace James W Spahr Springfield H M Crawford Portsmouth W Aber combie New Orleans F L Snyder Itaburg Munro E M McCauley Philadelphia J S Snow Algoma W Va Dennison H L Jennings Georgetown W C Bane Vanceburg Ky H A Granbery wife Dayton J W Wallace Lebanon Emery W W Hall Ashland Ky W F Seistt wife Newtown H Sayre Wyandotte Mich 8 J Thoms Chicago Honing Ernest Block New York J W Edwards Buffalo L N Rey Columbus George P Hibbets Bethel Lackman W Snyder New York James M Calt A R Roberts Chicago J T Tlechner Detroit
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Cincinnati
Linton
Smith
Buffalo
James Moloney
Chicago
H. J. Johnson
Madison
Ind
J. A. Clark
New York
Haviin
Jamesf. Gulick
A. Norwalk
Mansfield
P. W. Lewiston
Indianapolis
Bertram Richards
Dayton
Grand
J. H. Street
Belmont
N. Y
W. & Edwards
Cleveland
W. H. Brooke
Richmond
F. P. Sheperd
Portland
Ore
St. Nicholas
G. "W. Douglas
St. Louis
Otto Gresham
Albert Dodge
Lincoln
N. H
C. L. Chambers
Biamarck
N. D
Gibson
P. BE. Bunnell
Sam R. Sparks
Harriman
Tenn
C. B.lehman
I. F. Harris
Dallas
Tex
Burnet
C. W. Ritchey
H. Weinberg
George W. Kiefner
W. B. Mays
Palace
James W. Spahr
Springfield
H., M. Crawford
Portsmouth
W. Abercombie
New Orleans
F. L. Snyder
Itaburg
Loan sharks hit in police court and building code debate
In police court EB E Tolman’s case was postponed while the council’s committee on the new building code heard arguments for and against adoption. Jack Robinson denied charges of taking papers from his father’s house. Judge Woodmansee issued a decision affecting saloon fines for Sunday openings in Delhi. A local trunk company on Ninth and Broadway caused a 4 315,000 loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. E. Tolman
Jack Robinson
Woodmansee
Delhi
N.° Drucker
Ninth and Broadway
Fragmentary political note on Taft and Brown dispute
Incomplete text hints at a state chairman Walter F Brown ending Charles Taft’s bid to influence a legislative count. Mentions a senate paper, private matters, and a decisive choice on yea or private secret. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. “Brown
Charles
Taft
Cne Legislatura
Senate
Cotfori
Unable to extract a coherent historic item
The readable text fragment provides no clear person, organization, place, date, or event to summarize. No decisive action or outcome is discernible for a newspaper card.
New York Vaudeville Listings and Show Times
The notice outlines a slate of vaudeville acts and performance times in New York venues. Murphy and associates, Grand-Victor Moore, The Talk of New York, Wall Street, Columbia-Vaudeville, and Standard-Rose Sydell are among acts listed with matinee at 2 PM and evening shows at 7 to 9 and 9 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wzlo Davisi
Warfield
Musts
Victor Moore
New York
Plipg
Columbia
Ward Azali
Wall Hetck
Amores
Cherry ‘Blossoms
Rose Sydell
George D Hunt 9 Dies in Ohio Historian and Teacher
George D Hunt aged 9, historian and author, a longtime Salem resident, died yesterday at his nephew Thealey’s home in Rogers from heart disease. He was the oldest living teacher in Ohio, having taught sixty terms of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Hunt
Salem
Thealey
Rogers
Ohio
Obituary notices list multiple poisoning and illness victims
A fragment lists numerous individuals with ages and illnesses from various hospitals. Entries include Edward E at 3139 Harvey Avenue meningitis, Thomas Troydr with pulmonary tuberculosis, Rudolph F Holthauss at Carthage Pike laryngitis, William Meitzler at 3812 Eden Ave bulbar paralysis, Dorothy M Barmann at Bethesda hospitals acute nephritis, Katherine Ds at 26 Highland Avenue stomach carcinoma, Simon Ka at 1783 Queen City Avenue acute secret, Fred at Cincinnati hospital perfolate, Thomas Llyhan at St Marys hospital pulmonary, Abbo Bar age 21 at 688 Glenwood Avenue, Xavier F at 2147 West Clifton Brights disease, John Hinson at West Fork road pnea, William H Trider 38% 2720 Hoston Avenue, Mary Elizabeth Tehbe 40 at 749 West Fourth Street typhoid fever.
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Edward E
Harvey Avgnne
Wear “Firth Street
Mesciliex Iea
P Mllrip
Wells Street
Troydr
Thomas
Branch
Holthaus
Rudolph F
Carthage Pike
JH Fare
John
Meitzler
William
Eden Avery Bulbar
Barmann
Dorothy M
Bethesda
Katherine
Highland Avenue
Simon
Queen
City Avenue
Fred
Cincinnati Hospital
Llyhan
St. Mary's Hospital
Pulmon Piradley
Abborr Bar
Glenwood Avenue
Corre Xavier F
West Clifton
Breezie
Bright
Njohn Hinson
West Fork Road
Pnea
Trider
William H
Onenue Tehbe
Mary Abeth
West Fourth Street
Common Pleas Court Divorce and Alimony Docket
A list of cases from Common Pleas and Superior Court including divorce actions such as James Porter v Fannie Porter, Royston v Royston, and Bertha Sturm v Gustave Sturm. alimony matters involving Annabelle McCombs and Vielney Braffet. foreclosures, partitions, and injunctions. and monetary actions including The National Cash Register Co. v Theodore Bracken and Valvoline Oil Co. versus Burch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Porter
Fannie Porter
A. Lee Beaty
Pore Wels
Carl Wels
Uis
P. Pink
Tiward Oberhelman
Grant Merritt
Annabelle Mare Ve
McCombs
James Henry
Mary Burke
Jo Hanna Burke
William A. Geoghegan
Mary Royston
Samuel Royston
The
National Cash Register Co
Theodore Bracken
Phares
Gusweller & Phares
Jgan
Vielney Braffet
William G. Braffet
Boyce & Boyd and
Mates
Bertha Sturm
Gustave Sturm
Mae
Hall
William Stacey
Eet Storage Co
M. Or
Herancourt
Hiltz
Faehr
Pertinger & Iman
Ann Morton
H. Ae
Sauttninger
Ren Hattie Smith
Elijah Smith
Spangenbers & Spangenberg
Superior Court
Schedule fragment from Seville and Indiana departures
Today departures include Seville INDEIANA at 5 pm and ARIZA at 1 pm. Tomorrow offers 6 pm departures, with unclear river note and measurements. The clipped text references Pomeroy and Cinclonge but lacks complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Indeiana
Ariza
Pomeroy
Yamerday
Chiérier St Cinclonge
Roosevelt Taft visit on conservation and Taft family plans
The article details President Roosevelt and President-elect Taft discussing national resource conservation and the new commission on rural life. Mrs Helen Taft arrives from Bryn Mawr to spend holidays with her parents as Robert Taft returns, completing the first Taft family gathering since the nomination. The Taft home at Terrett cottage is decorated for Christmas and a possible 20 mile trip to Aiken is considered but not yet decided.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Helen Taft
Misa Helen Taft
Tafts
Landon Thomas
Aiken
D. C
Augusta & Aiken
Inauguration Funding Grows for Taft Event
Washington reports a growing guarantee fund for Taft's March 4 inauguration led by Chairman Ailes. Contributions surpass $112,000 with the inaugural ball contributing $46,000 and steviewing income around $20,000. an estimated 200,000 visitors are expected, with 75,000 to 100,000 to be housed outside hotels.
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Washington
Taft
Ailes
G A R Encampment Likely Moves From Salt Lake City
J Cory Winans reports the next national Grand Army of the Republic encampment may be held in Cincinnati or Pittsburgh instead of Salt Lake City. The move follows the Chicago traffic association's rejection of a one cent per mile rate for veterans. The encampment is set for August 9 to 14. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh vie to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Salt Lake City
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Traffic Association
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Loomis Praises Japan Exposition Progress
F B Loomis of Springfield Ohio United States commissioner to the Japanese exposition is honored at the Sinton. Loomis recently returned from Tokyo where Japan plans its first grand exposition and he praises the people and their rapid commercial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Loomis
Springfield
United States
Sinton
River rises fuel boat traffic as coal fleet arrives
River men report a slow river level delaying steamers and coal fleet movements. Most boats are ligned to up Pane waiting for a rise so larger steamers can resume trips. Officials expect the river to climb once the Marmét fleet moves and more ships reach the locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Creek
Campaign scramble for Hamilton county posts under Harmon
Hamilton county Democrats debate who will fill state and local offices after Harmon’s victory. Gayman remains a favorite for the top appointment, with McCabe likely to receive a state house post. Other names include John Devanney and Eddie Bernard, while Columbus ties and county claims shape the staffing mix ahead of the January inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayman
Senator Gayman
Harmon
Ohio
Rockwell
Venna
Columbus
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
James H. McCabe
Democratic County Executive Committee
State House
John Devanney
Michael Devanney
Pater
Eddie Bernard
Board of Elections
Harmons
Burnham Found Dead at Home in Gas Incident
Frederick A. Burnham former president of Mutual Reserve Life Insurance was found dead at his New York home from illuminating gas. The gas escaped from a stove used to heat Burnham's sleeping room and was near the scene of an apparent accident as doctors arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick A. Burnham
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
Tobacco Trust Appeals in Washington Case
Fragmentary 19th century note reports the American Tobacco Company appealing a decision by a United States court in the Southern district of New York. The court is said to have declared the company over gasketed today and discusses efforts to dispose of the matter before a May ment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ammerican Tobacco
United Oe
York
United States
Christmas Tree Blaze Ruptures Holiday Display
Firefighters battled a Christmas tree blaze at a public display. The incident caused smoke and heat damage with no reported injuries. Investigators probe origin and cause.
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Rie Rabh
Oal
Tribune Telephone
Canal
Mr. Castro
Anne
Zion
Israel
Herod
Judea
Sin
Chris
In. Luce
Philadelphia Ledger
Cairo
Ewer
Montgomery
Sean Ge
Wille
Be Sa Ghartotte
P.c
Lee
North Oklahoma
Corpus Christi
Philadelia
Denver
Erie Dubuque
Duluth
el Paso
Sgass Ch
Grand Rapide
Santa, Fe
Vege Vnneeesc
Eeeree Helens
Mak Vicks Eeeen Este
Jacksonville
Oweres
New York Kittenake
Murphy and Associates
Ponent Ne
Aen
Bradare
Sarnt Firth
Borg
Ye Jennings
Main
Saneenbare
Ewe Ewres
Albert Bighek
West Liberty West Liberty
John Banks
E. Spencer Eooesy
Samuel Brunson
Norwood
Aeene
Arthur
Daniel
Williams
Lovell A, Mann
Bess William
Jamies
Rice
Benmett
Deonkarg Garver, Jr
Palace Agseeeneee
George D. Johnson
Covington, Ky
Daisy Brown
Frank J. Long
Liberty
Common Pleas Court
United Building Material Co
George W. Snyder Et al
M. G
Heintz
Valvoline Ol
Burch I.eer
Pogue & Pogue
George Wirthya
McCassyder Case Co
B. Scotts
Roe State Today
the Tissue Company
Newman
C. L.ley
Fredrik Leckietain
H. Duncan
B. Oy
General Ad Runey-Zarro Company
Garret Runey
Clarence’ E.runey
J. W. Zarro
Thomas L
Ptak
Ent Bible Oes
Church of Wells
Ecoeaa
Capital Stock
My Momes
Ee Ieee
Column Socation Baliding
Deee Ames
Queen City
Loomis IN
Gove
Wan Tan
It. Ia
McCabe
Henry T. Hunt
John Iffel
Highb Ward
Druffel
Common Pleas
Ven Cushing
John W. Bi 1
George Kendrick
Biehl
Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Tobacco Trust Appeals
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