Commercial Tribune Public Notices and Offices
Cincinnati newspaper announces circulation terms and offices including Walnut Street Government Place address and branch bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and London Reading room. Subscription rates listed for daily weekly and foreign service with prepaid options and delivery details.
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Cincinnati Postoffice
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
B. C. Eshelby
Sicate
Bg Money Gedier Bank
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Summary For January Sixth 1908 Local Area
Cold air dominates the region with forecasted lower temperatures and clearing conditions. The New England area reports near zero temperatures while Gulf States see rain. Cincinnati records show a high of 40 and a low of 23 with a trace to 0.05 inches of precipitation and light westerly winds.
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Middle Atlantic
New England
Gulf States
S.w
Cincinnati
Ihe
Fc Duel
BRS
Seeos
T P.n
Weather Forecast Summary for Regions
Ohio expects rain or snow Tuesday with Wednesday fair. West Virginia sees rain Tuesday and Wednesday fair. Sega emeena Thursday and Wednesday. Wyoming ic scky pale Tuesday with rain in extreme east portions and Wednesday fair.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements Report
Compilation of arrivals and departures across major ports including New York Glasgow Naples Cherbourg and Hamburg with ships such as Vader land Caledonia Republic St Paul and more and noting the Oceanic position near Cape Race awaiting docking. The list records wireless status and destinations for vessels traveling to New York Boston Philadelphia Genoa Seattle and other ports.
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New York
Vaderland
Antwerp
Havre
Glasgow
Caledonia
Moville
Boston
Naples
Republic
Cherbourg
St. Paul
Southampton
Remen
Koln
Baltimore
Liverpool
Singapore
Seattle
Barcelona
Hamburg
Tacoma
Cape Race
Oceanic
Sandy Hook
ST. John
N. B
Avonmouth
Halifax
Philadelphia
Colombo
Ning Chow
Newport News
Nan Smith
San Francisco
Rotterdam
Potsdam
Boulogne
Ryndam
Multiple Agent Listings Across Cities and States
A long list of individuals and pairs with city and state designations appears, spanning Cleveland Ashtabula Buffalo Dayton New York Chicago Nashville Portland Tampa Pittsburg Canton Warren Denver San Francisco Atlanta Lexington Pocahontas Portsmouth and other locales. The names include Hawkins Kunkle Jones Kneisly Markham Winser Fulton Osborne Brown and many others, often paired with spouses or associates. The passage reads as an address-like roster of people connected to various places and occupations.
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Grand
W. W. Hawkins
Cleveland
H. M. Kunkle
Ashtabula
G. A. Jones
Buffalo
N. Y
O. W. Kneisly
Dayton
O. St. Nicholas
P. W. Markham
H. A. Winser
New York
L. B. Fulton
Charles Osborne
Chicago
Munro
Frank Harmon
Paul
Minn
C. C. Frederick
William Brown
Peoria
Indiana
Walter Collier
Between Two Trusts in Kentucky Turmoil Over Tobacco
A critical review contrasts the tobacco trust with the night riding trust in Kentucky. It argues both use coercive methods to dominate tobacco pricing and supply, with intimidation and violence affecting planters, warehouses, and state stability. The piece calls Kentucky to restore law and attract lawful capital.
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Kentucky
Tobacco Abacco Trust
Acuana Trust
E Tobacco Trust
Tobacco Trust
Winchester
France
Old
Night Riding Trust
Harden Trial Reflections on German Press Libel Case
The piece notes Editor Harden’s acquittal on the first trial and conviction on the second, arguing public doors closed for the latter. It questions if the editor weakened under pressure while claiming political motives, and contrasts Germany’s handling with open court norms.
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Germany
Harden
Star Chamber
Foreign Titles Raise Costs for American Girls
The article notes that foreign titles command high prices and suggests American girls should settle for domestic designations such as Judge or Colonel, or even Major, to improve affordability and access.
Fleet Plows the Briny Deep Unafraid at Sea
A vivid descriptor notes the fleet continuing to sail the dangerous seas with audacity and confidence, navigating the open ocean unmolested as they pursue their duties and adventures.
Watch Things Grow as Harriman Slogan Echoes
The 1908 slogan appeal linked to Harriman is cited with a quip about corporations or crops and a proverb that a sneeze may trigger a global reaction, reflecting period branding and humorous outlooks on economic confidence.
Earl Rumor Sparks Yarmouth Bloater Talk
Rumors circulate that the Earl could be a genuine Yarmouth bloater, stirring local chatter about his ancestry and status in town society.
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Yarmouth
Bird clubs aim to protect birds in schools across the city
A meeting last week outlined forming bird clubs in classrooms to foster kindness to birds. Miss Ratterman of the Audubon Society has organized about thirty clubs and hopes every schoolroom carries the program by summer. The plan calls for ten to fifteen pupils per club to combat cruelty and encourage feeding and tame behavior toward birds.
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Fifth and
Walnut
Ratterman
Visitors in Hotels Comment on Prohibition and Reforms
E E Morrison from Washington notes improved Army and Navy enlistments as industrial conditions improve. W D Eubanks, ex Atlanta saloonist, predicts Georgia prohibition will push saloon business to Cincinnati and other cities. Frank L Johnson of Toledo cites Ohio reform laws and a forthcoming tough legislature, warning of a reform wave among those profiting from questionable methods.
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Army
Navy
E. E. Morrison
Washington
Burnet
Marine Corps
Cincinnati
Georgia
South
W. D.eubanks
Atlanta
Ohio
Frank L. Johnson
Toledo
The Doctor Captain
A sea tale in verse where a captain uses a stethoscope and given sedatives for the crew. He orders a course laid by Nurse, faces a damaged steering gear, and guides the ship toward safety with improvised splints. A sailor quips about the doctor’s past.
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New York World
Bos
Boston's Prosperity Headlines Dividend Payouts
The Boston Herald notes January dividends and interest totaling 27 million dollars to be disbursed in Boston. The report suggests the season’s celebration and economic momentum as a sign of prosperity for the city.
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Boston
Harmon Leaves for New York amid Silence on Politics
Judge Harmon departs for New York on railroad business and stays silent on nominations. Blaine Club appoints a committee to arrange a June trip to Chicago for the National Republican Convention. Local officials announce clerical appointments and temperance groups push a women voting bill for state elections.
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Judge Harmon
New York
Oie
Julius Fleicchmann
Blaine Club
Rud K. Hynicka
W. F. Schiebel
August Kirbert
Chicago
Strikers Leader Told Ten Get Out
Muncie Indiana crisis nears settlement as public sentiment shifts toward ending mob rule. Authorities order A L Behner of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees to leave Muncie, accusing him of blocking an amicablestrike settlement.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
A. L. Behner
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
Uncie
Behner
Big Stick Comes Down
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt wrote five letters yesterday denouncing and praising many officials and groups. Acrostic list targets include navy talebearers, army exaggerators, and several bureaucratic faults among generals, ships, ships, and officers.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Chief of
House Committee On Military Affairs
Dayton Branch Library Opens to Public Evening
The Branch Library on Dayton street between Baymiller and Freeman avenues opened last night. It is under the charge of Miss Carriet Gage.
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Dayton Street
Baymiller and
Freeman Avenue
Carriet Gage
Powers Delays Pardon Review Until After Legislative Adjournment
Georgetown dispatch reports Governor Willson will not consider Calep Powers pardon request until after the Legislature adjourns in three months. The case hinges on 1,000 pages of evidence. Mrs. Jennie Gentry faces charges of subornation of perjury in Frankfort with Powers, Dave Cushing, and Howard Benton named in the indictment.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Willson
Jennie Gentry
Frankfort
Caleb Powers
Franklin Circuit Court
Powers
Gentry
Dave Cushing
Howard Benton
Newport
Georgetown Citizens Call for Powers Pardons
Citizens of Georgetown coordinate a statewide address urging Kentucky Governor Willson to pardon Caleb Powers. A petition drive will reach every Kentucky county. The Georgetown committee includes four Democrats two ex Confederates and three Republicans. Powers' attorney H M Benton of Newport and Mrs Jennie Gentry of Lexington face subornation of perjury charges linked to evidence from convicts James Stevenson and John Rogerson. The Frankfort court proceeding is set for tomorrow with Powers possibly traveling there to answer the charge.
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Commercial Tribune
Georgetown
Kentucky
Willson
Caleb Powers
Powers
H. M.benton
Newport
Jennie Gentry
Lexington
James Stevenson
John Rogerson
Frankfort
Hartje May Take His Gage Higher
Pennsylvania Supreme Court refuses appeal in Hartje divorce case. Augustus Hartje seeks divorce from his wife after Pittsburg courts denied it. Superior Court affirmed. With highest state court blocked, Hartje may push the suit to the United States Supreme Court.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Hartje
Augustus Hartje
Pittsburg
United States Supreme Court
Two Sailors Hurt on a Battleship Nebraska
On the eve of a monument unveiling for U S sailors killed on the gunboat Bennington, two sailors on the battleship Nebraska were badly cut and knocked unconscious when a crane swung due to a swelly swell while lowering a cutter. Seamen Denton and Wilson suffered head injuries. a third sailor had minor injuries. all are expected to recover.
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Commercial Tribune
San Diego
Cal
United States
Bennington
Nebraska
Denton
Wilson
Fall From Omnibus Leaves John Frazer Critically Injured
John Frazer age 21 of 521 John Street fell from the top of an omnibus at Grand Central Depot while reaching for baggage. He sustained a fractured skull and was taken to City Hospital in critical condition.
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John Frazer
John Street
Frazer
Grand Central Depot
City Hospital
Robbery on Central Avenue Hits Florence Elder
A bold robbery last night on Central avenue and Seventh streets saw three white men knock down John Cehmain of Florence Kentucky, steal $15, and flee. He was admitted to City Hospital in serious condition. Detective arrests followed a suspect Otto Michels 20 of Lee House.
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Central Avenue
Seventh Streets
John Cehmain
Florence
Corbin
Pflug, Hueftlein and
Gramann
Otto Michels
Lee House
Death of Senator Mallory Observed in Congress
Washington January 6 The Senate met for four minutes and adjourned in memory of the late Senator Mallory of Florida. The House followed with a half hour session then adjourned to honor Mallory. Representative Hady Bascom Slemp of the Ninth Virginia District assumed office.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Taliaferro
Senator Mallory
Florida
House of Representatives
Mallory
Hady Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission Says Railroads Embrace New Rate Law
The twenty first ICC report to Congress notes railways largely accept the amended law and have reduced abuses. It cites readjusted rates and fewer discriminatory practices, with 105 contested cases resolved and most orders complied with. It highlights unregulated rate advances and rail accidents as major issues.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Cariers
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
United States
Hamilton Board Names President And Clerk
Hamilton Ohio January 6 The Hamilton Board of Education organized for the year electing Dr Dan Millikin President and John Keller Clerk The Butler County Infirmary Directors named Isaac Marshall President C A Patton Clerk Frank V Jones Infirmary Superintendent Matron Ne F W Jones Infirmary Physician Dr W S Reed salaries unchanged.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Education
Dan Millikin
John Keller
Butler County Infirmary
Isaac Marshall
C. A. Patton
Frank V. Jones
F. W. Jones
W. S. Reed
Vanlue Deed Upheld In Court Challenge
Judge Murphy in Hamilton Ohio rules that James Vanlue was competent when signing the deed to Ora C. Durbin. The decision finds Lavina Timberman did not influence the former farmer, and the deed remains valid.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Cat Saves Family as Fire Destroys Grant City House
A Staten Island couple awoke to cries of their pet cat and found their Grant City home on fire. They escaped through a second-story window as the house burned, the floor giving way minutes later. The cat perished in the ruins.
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New York
Joseph H. Haywood
Grant City
Staten Island
Haywood
Taft Calls for Higher Army Pay and Stanton Memorial
Secretary Taft urges Congress to raise enlisted pay to bolster recruiting and re enlistment. He notes Army losses and the need for skilled surgeons, and proposes a large defense budget emphasizing coast fortifications. Taft also recommends erecting a statue of Edwin M. Stanton in Washington to honor his wartime service.
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Secretary of War
Congres
Edwin M. Stanton
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Taft
Congress
Regular Army
Manila
Subig Bay
United States
Insular
Stanton
Union
Roosevelt Calls for Competitive Exams for Census Staff
In a message to Congress President Roosevelt urged appointing 4 000 or more new census workers only after competitive examinations under Civil Service rules. He denounced patronage and said noncompetitive exams enabled spoils-system bias, risking inefficient staff and public distrust.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House of Representative
Roosevelt
Civil Act Commission
Civil Service Commission
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