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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1908
Page
14
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The world faces crime through cooperation and prevention. An International Prison Congress plans to meet in Washington in 1910 to set a working basis to curb crime, influenced by past European meetings and American juvenile justice reforms. An appropriation of 50000 is before Congress to showcase U S crime prevention methods.
The Cincinnati art scene advances toward a cultivated center with recent praise for Meakin Rettig and Fanny works. Museum exhibits feature bold etchings reflecting a surge in local artistic productivity and improved technique across several painters.
The critic notes Duveneck's etchings as the artist's best work, surpassing his prior versatility. They praise his masterful flood tide of genius and claim any discerning Cincinnatian would feel pride that such art hails from the city on the river.
A leading commentary laments national waste in forests coal fields oil and gas and household consumption. It notes the Caddo oil field lands withdrawn from public entry to curb waste and urges vigilance over resources including natural gas forests and coal to preserve future supplies.
The article notes rising idle cars but solid railroad earnings with monthly gains near seven percent versus last year and 1906. Holiday trade shows strength, while off-season business remains quiet. Spring orders grow. rails, pig iron, and wire products see activity. speculation persists with bullish sentiment but risks of a fade without concrete deals.
The piece notes night riders shifting focus from tobacco to peanut growers in Tennessee. It warns that unless outlaw activities stop, those causing trouble may be the only ones left unexempt from the night riders.
An unreadable OCR snippet presents no clear event or names. The readable text lacks a coherent topic or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual card.
A fragmented nostalgic piece discusses debt as a driver of commerce, an old saying about being out of debt, and the view that banks and governments ride on debt. It shares a tale of a man who avoids balance statements, a note practice, and then pivots to a note on superstitions about horseshoes and luck. The text also includes a vivid banking vault scene with huge cash barrels and negotiable securities, followed by a weather section forecasting fair conditions.
In Myrtle Avenue court Brooklyn, barber Philip Ferdekamp sued inventor David Date over a $600 stake in an antisnoring machine. With stock sales stalled by hard times, the inventor kept details secret, promising to prove the device's promise next March.
The article portrays Czar Ferdinand of Bulgaria as the best armed monarch in Europe with a bedroom filled with weapons not for display but for use. It notes a wicked looking revolver near his bed and other sinister items, while describing his courage and recent palace threats.
The Improved Industrial Dwellings company plans forty nine flats at Golder's Green Hampstead Garden suburb. The slate block forms a quadrangle with grass courts and tenants facilities. Each flat has living room, bath, lavatory and scullery. one to three bedrooms rental dependent. Dining room common room and modest in-house service offered.
Bayonne New Jersey police court hears case of Selby who abandoned his wife over her cooking. Judge orders Selby to pay $2.50 weekly and urges patience until she learns the art of cooking. Selby admits leaving but says he had reason. Mrs Selby expresses willingness to learn.
Isaac Lockwood of Stratford Connecticut known as the champion eel skinner has retired after a fifty year career. He has caught and sold more than 600000 eels earning about 75000 from eels alone. His diary notes an 850 ton cumulative weight and earnings on skins while he skints to ease aches and rheum.
The article recalls a woman who for seven years aided the poor and elderly, three days a week she devoted to good works, earning respect and love from children and neighbors. A moment of rest led to gossip and her name spreading across the land.
A crowded station log records arrivals and sailings across multiple ports including Liverpool Havre Southampton and New York. Vessels named include Lucania Philadelphia Baltic Perugia Duca di Genova Venezia Montserrat and more with passenger names and origins listed in a long roster.
Health inspectors visited Went Hrd dairies and secured promises to discontinue distillery slop feed. The Keahawha river coal fleet arrived in Cincinnati with 2,000,000 bushels of coal. Plans were announced for the fourth annual session of the Ohio Hotel Clerks Association opening tomorrow at the Sinton hotel.
The report notes Governor Laer ordering Kent authorities to quell unrest, Roosevelt promising federal intervention for labor groups, and officials sentenced for contempt. It mentions Heath Hargis overseeing a juror deadlock and Taft seeking to reduce powers of the interstate commerce bureau to improve efficiency.
A brief fragment shows times and phrases like 2 35 abd Maat and 2 5 Ht Bet with scattered words and references. The text appears garbled and may relate to a schedule or event notes but lacks clear subjects or actions.
An old notice notes a Presbyterian Sunday school program with departments taking part. The Rev. Moninger is slated to speak, and the event includes a feature item and brooding interest in the Burday Bohoot ork.
Wamara of New Ireland died yesterday at home following heart disease while alone in his car. David P. As Ta of Slatinton aged 70, a slate industry pioneer and first burgess of Blatinton, passed away late Friday night. Dr. Richard A F Penrose of Philadelphia died at home of pneumonia aged 82. father of Senator Penrose, a noted medical scholar and longtime University of Pennsylvania professor.
A dense roster of names with ages and addresses appears, listing hospital stays and medical conditions such as acute alcoholism pneumonia peritonitis mitral insufficiency and ruptured appendix. Several entries note pending inquest or longstanding illnesses and affiliations with Cincinnati area hospitals and clinics.
A dense list of cases from Common Pleas Court and Court of Insolvency appears, detailing authorizations and notices. Entries include alimony and injunction actions against the City of Cincinnati, several receiverships, and multiple assessments enjoined against various defendants.
Special Dispatch reports multiple Ohio filings including The Lubric company Cleveland with $10,000 in crude petroleum operations. Also listed are Cleveland-Austintown Mining and Manufacturing company. Vance-Locke company Cincinnati. National Manufacturing company Dayton. and several others across Cleveland, Springfield, Toledo, and Cincinnati. Names include R Squire Heil Watson McAleenan Steaey Pettibone Hall Innes Lucke Nellie Lucke Florence Vance Jacob Knorsband among many.
Todays departures include Indiana at 9 am and Cincinnati at 5 pm. Tomorrow lists Tac oma and Baltimore at various times. The fragment notes crews and stages, with mentions of flotsam and arrival details amid a chaotic timetable.
Federal officials join Audubon campaign to census game and forest birds nationwide. Committee of five leading ornithologists will lead protection efforts with William Dutcher. Campaign argues bird loss threatens crops and forests and calls on citizens to support conservation work.
Worden, 25, of Norway Ridge Monroe County Wisconsin, ruined his brideless dream by burning his own house after four failed courtships. He built the home for his first sweetheart who married elsewhere, then pursued others, joining the Christian and then Mormon churches before destroying the dwelling.
The Tanner Street workhouse master advocates replacing women with men in all kitchens after employing a male cook. He cites meat and fish waste dropping from 47 percent last year to 9 percent this year, attributing the improvement to the man cook and noting overall economies in the kitchen.
An unclear OCR fragment notes a Monday event from Piligeare with vague reference to Cincinnati. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a scattered geographic clue and timing.
Report from Commercial Tribune notes a Beaver Dam bound vehicle reaching Epresvert with 28 feet of distance covered. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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