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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1908

Page

10

Commercial Tribune circulation and bureaus notice

The Commercial Tribune lists subscription rates and delivery options for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and short-term terms. It also details foreign postage rates, payment methods, and multiple bureau locations in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington and London for reader service and news access.

Walnut Hills Gilbert Av Covington Scott St Newport York St. Washington Munsey Building London Trafalgar Balane Trafalgar Square

Publicity Rules for Political Committee Finances Urged

Discussion defends the required twenty day reporting of all receipts expenditures and liabilities by political committees and officers under the publicity statute. It argues the rule covers all elections including presidential races and would compel transparency through disclosure of donors and recipients within twenty days of electoral activity.

Bryan and Watterson Sheldon House of Representatives General Assembly New York Bryan Murphy

Weather brings relief with showers and forecasts more rain

Welcome relief came with the showers yesterday and more rain is expected today. The record for July 14, 1908 ends at 7 p.m. ninetieth meridian time with a summary of temperatures, wind, and precipitation across two years. Maximum 91, minimum 75, average 83, precipitation 0.07 inches. Excess in temperature for the day five degrees.

Weather Forecast Across States

Ohio expects fair conditions Wednesday and Thursday with light to fresh north winds. Kentucky sees fair weather in the west with showers in the east on Wednesday and fair Thursday. West Virginia anticipates showers Wednesday with fair conditions on Thursday. Indiana reports fair weather in the north and showers in the south on Wednesday, with fair Thursday and winds shifting from light to fresh north to variable.

Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana

Ocean Steamship Movements Today in Various Ports

Ships arriving and sailing across ports include The Bremen, Mesaba, C F Tietjen, Alice, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Kronprinz Wilhelm, and others arriving at New York Bremen Trieste Genoa Venice Sable Island Fastnet Queenstown Plymouth Boston list arrivals from New York and Liverpool and voyages to Europe with exact routes and times noted. The day records multiple transatlantic movements with several vessels reaching or leaving prominent ports.

New York Bremen Mesaba London C. F. Tietgen Copenhagen Alice Trieste Kaiser Wilhelm II Kronprinz Wilhelm Plymouth Cherbourg Argentina Genoa Naples Venice Columbia Sable Island Carthania Liverpool Lucania Liverepool Queenstown Kronprinzess Cecilie Freesland Philadelphia Pretoria Hamburg Boston Ivernia

Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals

A list of hotel arrivals featuring guests from multiple cities. Names include Linton G. N. Byram Chatham Ont Herbert G. Ashbrook Cleveland F A Edmonson Urbana Joseph K. Smith Pittsburg and many others. The roster spans destinations such as New York Detroit St Louis and Philadelphia with numerous accompanying spouses.

Pictures of Covington Choir Boys for Sunday Magazine

The next Illustrated Magazine will feature page seven photos of the choir boys from St. Mary’s Cathedral Covington Kentucky. The issue promises several other pictures along with engaging stories jokes and anecdotes. A colored cover graces the free Sunday magazine included with the Sunday issue.

St. Mary's Cathedral Covington

Bishop Potter Rests Comfortably In Cooperstown

In Cooperstown New York on July 14 physicians say Bishop Henry Potter passed a comfortable day and that his progress is satisfactory. The Rt Rev Dr Potter remains under careful observation with improving health expectations reported tonight.

Potter Cooperstown N. Y Henry

Watterson doubts calamity and blasts praise of panic rail

The piece critiques Mr. Watterson for dismissing fears of industrial decline while noting Republican press support for reemploying workers. It questions how his calm view will stand against the Denver platform and the election’s Boy Orator and Demagogue framing.

Watterson Republican Republican Machine Amalgamated Trusts Bryan- Watterson Mr. Watterson

Notable Election Call for Cincinnati on Notification Day

A brief urging residents to attend an event in Cincinnati on Notification Day ahead of the November vote. The message hints at a larger statewide result polled by Taft and Sherman and promises a memorable occasion.

Taft Sherman Cincinnati

Pension for Mrs Cleveland Backed by Public Opinion

Discussion in the press supports granting an annual $5 000 pension to Mrs Grover Cleveland. The custom since presidents or widows of ex presidents is longstanding and meritorious regardless of estate size. Cleveland is hailed as a strong former president and a pension would honor his distinguished wife.

Cleveland Grover Cleveland Lincoln Congress United States Scotland Ireland Grant Harrison McKinley Virginia Hayes Garfield New England Garfields Hayeses

Tillman Threat Warns Rassouli Over Morocco Visit

A terse warning cautions Rassouli about handling Tillman in Morocco. The note implies serious risk if he challenges the senator, suggesting consequences for missteps in the confrontation.

Ben Tillman Morocco Rassouli Tillman

Kern Questioned on Indiana Carry by Madcon Telegraph

The Madcon Telegraph of Georgia asks whether John Worth Kern can carry Indiana. The publication notes such questions are timely in the South and cites local sentiment about his candidacy.

John Worth Kern

Governor Johnson to Speak For Bryan in Minnesota

Governor Johnson travels to Minnesota to stump for William Jennings Bryan. The plan includes public rallying, speeches, and campaign events aimed at boosting Bryan’s support in key precincts.

No Limit to Patience of a Scorched and Baking People

A taunt suggests patience has bounds for a people scorched and baking by ongoing actions. The remark warns that extending the hardship could provoke stronger reactions and greater resistance.

Hague Tribunal Reconsidered Amid Guatemala-Honduras Tensions

The article questions the efficacy of the Hague Tribunal as Guatemala and Honduras edge toward possible armed conflict, debating whether international arbitration can avert war and protect regional stability. It weighs diplomatic limits, past cases, and the tribunal's influence on policy.

Guatemala Honduras Hague Tribunal

Pittsburg Gazette-Times Calls For Fair Quoting From Tribune

The Pittsburg Gazette-Times notes it should quote The Commercial Tribune fairly. The remark underscores journalistic standards for balanced sourcing and accurate representation of competing papers.

Pittsburg Gazette-Times Commercial Tribune

Bryan Speech Sparks Three Fourths Rule Comment

The speaker says in 1912 if opposing candidates exist Mr. Bryan will enforce a three fourths rule should they become bumptious. The remark frames a cautious stance on political discourse and party discipline amid anticipated opposition.

Bryan

Conventions Take A Day Off In Cool-Headed Pause

A lighthearted shift sees conventions pausing routine duties to enjoy calmer proceedings. Organizers grant a break from formalities, allowing relaxed exchanges, informal chats, and a brief respite from scheduled debates. The move aims to reduce tension and restore collegial tone among participants.

The Commoner Promises a Boom for Nomination Syndicate

As the official organ of the nomination syndicate the Commoner aims to gather a substantial boost for its platform and reach. The article notes the newspaper’s role in rallying support and expanding its influence among readers and allied groups.

Indiana Cashier Arrested for $9 Theft

An Indiana cashier was arrested after allegedly stealing $9. The incident prompted local authorities to remind businesses to review cash handling and security procedures.

Indiana

People seen in hotels

W Alt schul of Lima fruit buyers at the Palace Hotel spoke on the peach crop misjudgment in North Georgia. He said the crop will be under two hundred cars instead of eight hundred, blamed on early rains, but noted the watermelon crop was excellent. He also commented on Southern Democrats and Mr Bryan. James C Beebe of Holden West Virginia praised his town under a boss, with 2,500 miners, good water, streets, schools, and prosperous outlook. Frederico Rivas and S Toro were guests at the Sinton and Palace hotels respectively, traveling salesmen.

North Georgia W. Altschul Lima Palace Hotel Bryan South James C. Beebe Holden W. Va Cincinnati Linton Mr. Beebe Frederico Rivas Jeres de la Frontera Spain Sinton S. Toro Ponce Porto Rico Sixth Street

Fireworks to glow at Eden Park for Taft event

A Cincinnati committee approves moving the Taft celebration night fireworks from public landing to Eden Park for safety. The display, valued in the thousands, will feature modern shells including a Niagara Falls design. Admission to the Taft ceremony grounds will be by card with reserved seating.

Linton Eden Park Judge Taft Taft Niagara Falls Park Avenue Park Mt. Adams

Outing Events Highlight Newport Taft Celebration Plans

The article lists numerous contests and prizes for a Campbell County outing including races, contests, and a wedding pledge. It notes preparations for a Notification Day celebration for William H. Taft with Newport Bellevue and Dayton participation and a riverfront pyrotechnic display.

Newport Campbell County William H. Taft Davis Taft Citizins Bellevue Dayton William H. Taft Club William O. Bradley Club Cincinnati

Walnut Hills Club Puts Forward City Improvements Plan

The Walnut Hills Business Club met to back a shelter house and band stand replacement in Eden Park with a modern structure funded by city bonds. They urged widening McMillan street 85 feet west of Gilbert avenue and heard Councilman George Tibbles report improvements in Walnut Hills over six months. The club dropped the new meeting place idea, planned attendance at Notification Day, and noted condemnation cases to widen Gilbert avenue from Peebles' Corner to Florence Avenue begin October 5 in Hamilton County Court.

Walnut Hills McMillan Street Gilbert Avenue George Tibbles Peebles’ Corner Florence Avenue Hamilton County W. A. Simonton Frank Stevenson John J. Rodgers

Accident Victim Jose Phine Remann Dies in Hamilton

Special Dispatch reports Miss Jose phine Remann aged 41 died in Hamilton Colorado after being struck by a carriage driven by Miss Katherine Howell at Front and High streets several weeks earlier. She had appeared to recover from her injuries before death.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, CO Josephine Remann Katherine Howell

Social and Personal Notes of Cincinnati Society

Mrs. B. W. Campbell hosts the governor's wife today as Mrs. Harris plans a brief visit. Miss Ruth Thompson returns from a world tour with Col. Robert M. Thompson. they traveled Europe and the Orient with health good. Miss Margaret Douglas and Mr. George P. Wadsworth marry at the Baker home this evening with a bridal party. The Coxes depart for two weeks at French Lick then four months in Atlantic City and New York. Mrs. Hobart hosts luncheon for Mrs. Wise of Los Angeles. Florence Husman wedding plans and other society travel and visits are noted, including several families sailing to Maine, Alaska, and abroad. Various Cincinnati locals and guests send well wishes and plan trips to Canada, Wisconsin, and the Great Lakes region.

Ruth Thompson Mt. Auburn A. C. Thompson United States Court Robert M. Thompson New York City Europe Orient Hompson Margaret Douglas Horace Baker Lincoln Avenue Walnut Hills George P. Wadsworth Charlotte N. C George B. Cox French Lick Atlantic City New York W. N. Hobart Avondale R. W. Wise Los Angeles Cal Cincinnati Wise Edward Carpenter Samuel Spear Wayne Merrieweather Julius Hargrave James Hobart Elsa Hobart Laura Nolan Altamont Hotel Ft. Thomas Florence Husman George Ucketter Miss Husman Ucketter John Roth Lenora McCracken Robert Ucketter Ray Klein Walter Senator J. B. Foraker Maine Randolph Matthews Madison Grandin Roads Louise Foraker Wainwright Horace W. Lothman Amy Helen Rendigs George Rendigs Victoria B.C Beatrice Sitka Alaska W. B. Churcher Kemper Lane Great Lakes Anna Blaine Bottsford Bleise Youngstown J. E. Blaine Lenox Place Harry L. Peebles Brewster Avenue Evanston St. Lawrence James Wise Delhi California W. F. Robertson Norwood Carmania Irwin M. Krohn Cypress Avenue Lake Harbor Mich H. C. Hoesinghoff Reading Road Wisconsin

Social notes from Kentucky and nearby towns

Miss Lucille Turner of Alameda leaves Monday for Kentn Ky to visit Mr and Mrs Edward Robbins. Mrs Sallig Artsman Newport celebrates birthday with family and porch party featuring a theatrical with many guests. Several Newport residents plan trips to Olympia Springs and Virginia. Numerous visits and handshake exchanges among Covington Newport and Steubenville residents noted with guests from Aberdeen Ohio and Knoxville Tennessee.

Lucille Turner Alameda Kent@n Edward Robbins Sallig Artsman Newport Master P. Dickerson Paul and Gera Dickerson Clyde Hmrick Augusta Dennison Charles Coffin John B. Taylor Olympian Springs Wormall Charleston W. Va Robert Spring Julia P. Schriever Helen Cassie Blue Grass Williamstown S&s. J. Hally William Clethane Aberdeen Weller Dyer Harry Gunkle Brent Sarah Ernst Covington Brown Long Island Ned Stuart Hot Springs Robert Harrison Galatti Emma Virginia Lola Allison Cora Thornburg Steubenville Charles Striger Grattan Nowland Chillcothe Dr. Hunt New York Europe Fannie French Lexington Margaret Risk Lucy Ba Ork City Findlay Arnold, Witn Aise Las Owne Knoxville Tenny

Handbills and Heat Witness Everyday Household Labor

A diary-like reflection notes innovations easing labor such as electric washers and on demand hot water from a gas heated boiler in a cellar. It contrasts travels of a tired salesman with a tale of Scotch Irish heritage claimed by U.S. leaders and quotes Sen Ingalls as well as verses from The St Louis Globe Democrat about the “also rans.”

Senator Ingalls St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Dribbles Debates Squibbs as Veteran Humorist

Chicago column notes a playful clash over veteran status with Squibbs, age uncertain at under 25, while Dribbles defends his humor as seasoned despite youth. The exchange highlights wit and local media tone in a light civic-quirk piece.

Chicago News Squibbs

Local Crowd Reels as Umpire Refuses Reversal of Call

Footsore and weary, the crowd witnessed a fallen figure near home as the umpire stood by the decision. Shouts of shame rang out while the march continued, leaving spectators unsettled by the outcome.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Commercial Tribune Cincinnati Postoffice Commercial Tribune Company Walnut Street Government Place E. O. Eshelby Ain. Cs Great Britain Universal Postal Union Commercial Tribune Telephone Canal New York Times National Republican Committee Messrs Abilene Kansas City Atlanta P.c Baltimore Little Rock Bismarck Oklahoma Columbus Palestine Esterne Corpus Christi P. c Parkersburg Davenport Weenve Pittsburg Ener Dubuque Steer Rapi City Springfield Indianapolis Co Vicksburg Jacksonville Washington St. Nicholas Robert Reynolds A. R. Baldwin Chicago S. B. McTyre Sheffield Ala Warren Ross Jamestown John Temple Graves E. W. Gibson Detroit George W.karshner F. M. McCarthy Memphis Tenn Emery J. E. Wicket Likhart Ind R. H. Fatt D. C C. Co. Hi Denver Johnson Minnesota Mr. Bryan Transportation Committee Gentral Passenger Association Daniel Kiefer John W. Kern Tom L. Johnson Colorado Suffrage Club Ricketts Snell Duckworth Club Chester Park Democratic State Committee Harvey Garber William 8. Finley Judge Harmon Tom Taggart Indianapolis Lewis G. Bernard Otway J. Cokstave Charlies N. Danenhower Ninth Street Edward Bernard David Concannon Wade Burch Tom Hester A. B. Menke Thomas J. O'Neil Frank Sullivan Henry Hater Pierce Welch Tony Giele Re Eveslage C. N Npowetsco J. Evans Award Bernarman Geotes C. Bloss Ben Charles Hagerty Henry OR Ben Brookfield T. J. O'Neill Charles Burkhardt Michael Wynn W. J. Evans James M. Crane John Maxwell Joseph Rice John Marshall Smedes Henry Baumer Arnold Frank Speigle Charles Edmunds Jack Ast James Allen Anthony Buxsel L.G. Bernard P. J. Bonfeil August Deck Shell Frank Burns Michael Curley Phil Cosgrave Dr. T. F. Dickenson James Coyle Edward J. Burke John F. Cook John Buckreitz J. H. Druffle Ed Myers Dick Cornelius Blitz O’brien William Sullivan Harry Sellers Milt Rockledge William Merten Walter Crane Birnbryer Richard Finn Eugene Mesch Joseph Clark John Devanney Martin Donelson Wade Birch John Daugherty Edward Ahlborn Joseph Ackerman John Motch George Blass William Jordan Henry Moelling D. A. Fitzpatrick Clarence Near John C. Hoffman Peter J. Garrety Joseph W. O'Hara Charles Noble Herman Nordloh P. J. McCarthy John. J. Rooney Thomas Hester J. H. Baumer Frank Redecker Harry Rudd Ben Stock John T. Hussey John L. Shuff John Sheehan J. M. Smede William Sweeney Samuel Schott Ed Turner James Utter Gideon Wilson O. B. Jones Thomas William H. Settle John Rollson R. I. O’rourke J. K. Strouse Ed Rindfleisch Frank Mackey Dr. Shriner William Beatty Pat Mitchell Herman Brockman F. W. Keane John Haggerty C. A. Williams D. L. J. Fogel Henry Holmes John M. Smede Schwab Clifford Husman Eleanor Grant Anna Louise Brown Kathryn Friend Dayton, O Garvey Gayle Ft. Mitchell Country Club Danasf Matthews Joe William Morton Country Club Morton Atlanta Journal Social and Personal B. W. Campbell Harris Kentucky Society
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