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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1908
Page
4
Weather crosses the Midwest with rain and heat relief
A 1909 weather record notes a sultry stretch from Illinois to Pennsylvania as a low pressure system moved east of the lakes. Heaviest rain hit Indianapolis Columbus and Cleveland with winds rising and a 20 degree temperature drop after the storm. High pressure from the northwest is forecast to bring clearing and cooler conditions. Ohio and West Virginia see showers then clearing, Kentucky unsettled before a fair midweek, Indiana unsettled then fair with light to moderate winds.
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Illinois
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Subscription rates and branch news notices printed
In foreign countries. Subscriptions priced at one year thirteen dollars and nine dollars for six months. Mail payments in advance to The Commercial Tribune Co Cincinnati. Branch offices listed with incomplete address details and newsboys supplied. Washington Bureau noted in Muncey building.
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Universal Ll Union
Mit
Express
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Swalnut Hilus
Gilbert Avenue
Ei N Burdau
Goott Street
Divorce Law Debate and the Union as Social Foundation
A high court discourse on the law of divorce contrasted marriage with a commercial partnership. The speaker argued dissolution cannot be arbitrary and urged stability to rear children and sustain society, warning that either Cardinal Gibbons or jurists are right about the union's binding nature.
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United’ States
Cardinal Gibbons
Idren
Notes and Comments On Civil Service And Public Life
Sunday talks with a mail carrier and a motorman reveal views on civil service and gendered behavior on transit. A gardener shares success and caution about vegetables, stressing hoe use to control weeds.
Maritime arrivals and sailings across European and American ports
A long list of ships arriving or sailing at Glasgow London Hamburg Cherbourg and New York including The California Minetonka President Grant Kronprinz Wilhelm and others with routes from New York Naples Rotterdam Liverpool and San Francisco. A humorous parable follows where four friends tease Smith for talking of herding whales and making brick then plan to humiliate him.
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Glasgow
California
New York
London
Hamburg
President Grant
Kaliserin Auguste Victoria
Liverpool
Cretic
Plymouth
Kronprinz
Wilhelm
Bremen
America
Naples
Siasconsht
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Sandy Hook
Sable Island
Carmania
Marseilles
San Francisco
Montevideo
Las Palmas
Havre
Serpais
Tacoma
Montreal
Cherbourg
Patras
Ponte del- Sada
Laura
Antwerp
Taunton
Portland
Ore
Burglary and Battery Cases Highlight Police Court Session
A series of police court actions include Bert's burglary attempt at Patrolman Brown's home to steal a watch, Walter Hollen der fined for a permitless plumbing, Ray Francis fined for leading an infant race riot, and warrants issued for the Ohio and Kentucky Kid Leather Co. over smoke ordinance violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bode
Bert
Thoras Brown
Thomas
Walter Hollender
Ray Francis
Fifth
Race Streets
Fountain Square
Francis
Frank Hutchinson
Everson
Ohio and Kentucky Kid Leather Company
William Covington
Kemp
Hartwell
John Henry
John Graves
McMillan
Concord
New Baltimore
Herencourt
William Christ
Plum Street
Albert Inship
State Avenue
John Carson
Livingston Street
M. Kuhn &Sons Company
Stark Street
George Street
Burial Permits Listed For Several City Residents
A list of burial permits shows numerous residents and ages with cause of death or illness noted. Names include DOTTY WILLIAMS, JOSEPH HUBIG, REBECCA MOSS, ANNIE E COLLINS, FREDERICK PHILLIPS ELLIOTT, ANGIE WATRON, MARY, DENA GERDING, ROSA KATHDERIN, AUGUST KOLMS, LOUISA USS, MISSOURI WITHA, DANIEL STEWART, WALTER CARL GROSSMAN, BY HOWELEE SAND, BERNARD FLUCK, HANNAH MORAN, PEARL MAUD THOMPSON, ROBERT W GERTH, JANE WINDMODLLER, MARY ELIZABETH MEYER, MINNIE ELIZABETH CULBERTSON, KATE M WARDEN, MARY CLARA OTUNIET, with addresses and causes including phthisis pulmonalis, exhaustion, chronic myocarditis, meningitis, gastro enteritis, tubercular meningitis, heart disease, and inquest pending.
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Williams
Dotty
Webb Street
Hubig
Joseph
Mairéet
Moss
Rebecca
Linn Street
Eko AN Dani N. Danipl
West Court
Collins
Annie E
Areh Street
State Pneumona
Lliott
Frederick Phillips
Clearview
Uss
Louisa
Jackson
Witha
Missouri
Congress Avenue
Stewart
Daniel
City Hospital
Grossman
Walter Carl
Vine Street
Howelee
Ludlow Avenue
Ifton
Fluck
Bernard
Edwards Road
Monig
Moran
Hannah
St. Francis Hospital
Emi
A. Thompson
Pearl Maud
George
Gerth Robert W
Savoy Place
Jane
Hast McMicken Avenue
Meyer
Mary Elizabeth
Hopkins Street
Culbertson
Minnie Elizabeth
Glenway Avenue
Warden
Kate M
Beechwood Avenue
Otuniet
Mary Clara
Baltimore Avenue
Seven Democratic Senators Visit Columbus in Bluster
Harmony Hall echoes with boasts as seven Democratic senators tour Columbus. Bill Finley and William Slater claim influence and patronage passes while Olly Dean demands more. A smoky misfire from Ham Deweese ignites a fiery clash over governor office language. investigators trace sulfur marks to heated rhetoric outside the governor’s hall.
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Columbus
Bill Finley
William
Slater
Olly Dean
Hayden
Fire Department
Ham Deweese
Zuber
Fire Marshal Zuber balks at Paulding county publication
Fire Marshal Zuber excited by report of a county history being published learns postal laws block that literature from mail. He is relieved and the publication will not be made. To Be Continued.
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Zuber
Paulding County
Revered Father Conway Die In Louis At 55
Rev Father James J. Conway died in Louis at age 55. A noted West m orator and synlonical writer he helped organize and direct Catholic federation societies. Ordained by Cardinal Gibbons in 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Conway
Louis
West
Federation of Catholic Societies
Cardinal Gibbons
Wilbur F. Emmons
Ohio
Sidney
Briefa City Briefs Twisting the Ear of a Little Boy
A fragmentary city notice reports an incident involving a Black child in Briefa. Details are unclear but authorities investigate claims of abusive conduct, with no further names or dates readable.
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Briefa
Internes Endorse Hospital Menu And Duty
Superintendent Fehrenbatch praises a strong intern diet and discipline at the city hospital. He stresses no tolerance for negligence, noting human life at stake and praising the young doctors as a fine squad of professionals.
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Fehrenbatch
Summer Home Plans for Judge Ferris and Family
Judge Howard Ferris and family select Mojak Bay Woe as their summer retreat and will depart once Judge Ferris signs off on the trip. A family birthday celebration at Mrs. Beare’s residence featured a large party with relatives and a silk American flag from the Seattle exposition.
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Mina Amy
Howard, Jr
Mojak Bay
Judge Ferris
A. Beare
la. Brown
Brown
John Offutt
Robert
Granville Beere
Mise
Grace Bears
Ida
Grace Donnelly
Alce Folger
Bears
Seattle Exposition
Kentucky Society Social Notes Highlight Regional Guests
Covington and surrounding areas host a series of social events with visits by Misses Louise and Frances Maull, Miss Peggy James and other Covingtonians. Highlights include golf at Fort Mitchell, Fourth of July fireworks, a governors cup leg, and weekend house party with local social figures.
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C. F. Firth
Covington
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Helen Woodward
Mount Olivet
B. F. Donaldson
The
Zoo
Louise
Frances Maull
Louisville
Amanda Maull
J. M. Prewett
Mount Sterling
Margaret Neff
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Woodward
New York
Fort Mitchell Country Club
Lexington
Fort Mitchell
John B. Taylor
Newport
Hot Springs
Mary Washington
Olympia Springs
Charles White
White
E. M
Mattie Bruce Reynolds
Peggy James
Lawrenceburg
In Vogue In Cincinnati Fashion Notes
Don the princess skirt seen in Cincinnati but note its waistline edge rises toward the shoulders creating a deformity effect on many figures. Wraps capes and military collar capes protect dresses during motoring and are favored. Tortoise shell daggers studded with alarhonds rank among popular hair ornaments.
Men’s fashion trends highlight plain shirts and new accessories
Plain colors dominate shirts while negligee and plaited cuff-attached coats are widely shown. The fob chain watch attachment gains popularity in belts. Straight brims, split straw hats, and Alpine Milans shape influence current style.
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Milans
Former Documbas Official Jailed in Embezzlement Case
J W Holman alias R W Corzilius, former Columbus city treasurer and ex-solicitor for a medical publication, is jailed in Cincinnati on embezzlement charges. He refused to discuss the case, claimed not to live in the city, and faces Chicago authorities for further action after his arraignment.
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J. W. Holman
Queen City Man
American Medical Association
Dearborn Street
Chicago
R. W Corzilius
Columbus
Cincinnati
Queen City
Holman
Journal
Windy City
W. A. Semonton
Johnson Building
Lambert and Haines
Seventh District
Park Avenue
Chapel Street
Medical Association
Conference committee picks and political games in Washington
National Capital News and Gossip reports on the tariff conference slate led by Aldrich and Hale with Cullom, Smoot, Flint, and Lodge jockeying for position. The piece mocks the process, notes Cullom’s retreat to Atlantic City, and lampoons minority treatment while forecasting Taft’s pressured choices and possible veto.
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Cbrimites
Aldrich
Hale
Maine
Joe Cannon
Wen
Tariff Finance Committee
Wes
Shelby Cullom
Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Shelby
Uncle Shelby
Senate Committee On Finance
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Cullom
Reed Smoot
Finance Committee
Frank P. Flint
California
Smoot
Mr. Flint
Lodge
Flint
Mr. Lodge
New England
Dolliver
Cummins
Nelson
Clapp
Atlantic City
Ilinois
Flickinger Commuted to Four Years for Health Reasons
President Taft commuted Edward L. Flickinger of Galion Ohio from seven and a half years to four years. The sentence ends Feb. 20 next on grounds of health. Also denied pardons for Charles Travers and O C Lillie of Conneaut Ohio who faced six years each for false bank entries.
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Washington
Edward L. Flickinger
Galion (O
Otho L. Hays
Galion National Bank
Flickinger
Taft
Charles M. Travers
O. C. Lillie
First National Bank of
Shots Fire in Lisbon Clash Over Republican Club
In Lonza, July 11, Royalists and Republicans clashed over a new Republican club. Shots were exchanged and several people were seriously wounded.
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Lisbon
Lonza
Chicago Banks Merge to Form Single Institution
Under an agreement announced today the Commercial National Bank of Chicago will absorb the Bankers National. George E Roberts will remain president of the combined bank and Edward S Lacey will become chairman of the board, succeeding Robert T Lincoln.
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Chicago
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Bankers’ National
George E. Roberts
Commercial National
Edward 8S. Lacey
Bankers
Robert T. Lincoln
Postmasters Named for Ohio and Kentucky
Washington July 12 The following postmasters were appointed today in Ohio Franklin county Edward M Bukey replacing M Polinge resigned Kentucky Letcher county Allen Webb replacing C Boatright removed Breckenridge county Docie J Burden replacing J B Bates removed Clinton county Sarah B Cross replacing M F Cummings resigned.
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Washington
Ohio
Galloway
Franklin County
Eeward M Bukey
M. Polinge
Kentucky
Irish American meeting called off in Columbus
State committee of Irish Americans assembled in Columbus yesterday to plan this falls Irish day events but canceled at the last moment. The Cincinnati contingent remains involved and a meeting is scheduled in Cincinnati today with attendees including Thomas Hart and Captain George Sweeney among others.
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Columbus
Roosevelt Expedition Reaches Naivasha Camp in British East Africa
The Roosevelt party arrives at Captain Attenborough's farm on Lake Naivasha after five weeks in Souik. Roosevelt and son Kermit plan to bag hippo and a digid antelope then proceed to hunt with Lord Delamere at Njoro for ten days. Major Hearns treats three natives mauled by a lion. two other expedition members die.
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British East Africa
Roosevelt
Souik
Richard Attenborough
Lake Naivasha
E. J. Cuninghame
Attenborough
Mr. Roosevelt
Cuninghame
Kermit
Lord Delamere
Njoro
Captain Attenborough
B. A. Hearns
O. C. Chapman
Roosevelt party tours Genoa before Villa stay
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and three children arrived from Naples to Genoa. They were met by Miss Carow, Roosevelt's sister, and spent the morning sightseeing before departing for Misa Carow's villa at Porte Nervio for a two week stay.
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Roosevelts
Genoa
Theodore Roosevelt
Naples
Miss Carow
Ling believed alive in Budapest after NY murder claim
A Budapest telegram reports Leon Ling the Chinese suspect in Elsie Sigel’s June 9 New York murder is believed to be in Budapest. Police received an anonymous tip Ling stayed with a Chinese family and began a search.
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Vienna
Budapest
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
New York
Ling
Mystery Woman Says Leon Ling Hid In Philadelphia Wife Key
Mrs May Ellen Stewart reports to police that Leon Ling, sought for Bissie Sigel murder, has an American wife in Philadelphia who can lead investigators to him. She claims Ling married the woman four years ago and that Chinese societies are sending money to Philadelphia for him.
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New York
May Ellen Stewart
Leon Ling
Bissie Sigel
Philadelphia
Stewart
Chinese Six firms post $500 reward for Leon Ling
San Francisco reports a reward of 500 dollars offered by Chinese Six companies for the capture of Leon Ling, accused slayer of Elsie Sigel, stirring Chinese circles in Cincinnati. Local Celestials show interest and pledge cooperation, with several residents contacted by a Commercial Tribune reporter.
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Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
New York
Cincinnati
Leon
Ling
Commercial Tribune
Sam Lee
Vine Street
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Main Street
West
Lee Wah
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