Commercial Tribune Subscription Rates and Bureaus 1908
The Commercial Tribune outlines subscription rates for daily and weekly editions in 1908, with prices prepaid and options for daily, daily omitting Sunday, and weekly. It lists foreign rates and multiple bureau offices in Cincinnati Walnut Hills Gton Newport Washington London with reading rooms and news reception details.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert
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Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather forecast for Cincinnati May 31 1908
The city enjoyed cool weather yesterday but heat is expected tomorrow with possible showers. Today is fair, tomorrow much warmer with a chance of rain to ease the June sun. Weather record for May 31 1908 ends at 7 p.m. and compares with the past three years' dates.
Weather Outlook Across States
Ohio shows fair Monday with increasing clouds and warmer Tuesday as winds turn fresh east. Indiana expects fair Monday then showers Tuesday with east winds. West Virginia remains fair and cooler Monday, then by Tuesday fair. Kentucky has fair conditions in the east and showers in the west on Tuesday with Mon day fair.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements and Arrivals
Shipping notices show arrivals at Plymouth Moville Liverpool and Queenstown with vessels including The St Louis California Etruria Montezuma Parisian Cymric and Principe De Undine and sailings for New York Glasgow St Johns and Naples. Rumors of schedules mention Minneaplis and Ancona docking times and distances from Sandy Hook.
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Plymouth
St. Louis
New York
Cherbourg
Southampton
Moville
California
Glasgow
Furnessia
Liverpool
St. Johns
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Philadelphia
London
Montreal
Parisian
Queenstown
Sandy Hook
Boston
Pre- Montreal
Naples
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List Readers
A long readout lists hotel arrivals with guests and accompanying cities across the country. Names include Munro S Jones St Louis H Rousseau Lebanon Tenn J B Lobert Pittsburg Vanderall Buffalo J W Arnold and wife Ashland Ky and many others from Chicago New York Philadelphia Indianapolis and beyond.
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George A. Myers
Chicago
Honing—B. Simms
Attleboro
Mass
J. M. Mandel
Richmond
Ind
J. T. Moran
Springfield
Albert East
New York
Linton
Fred B. Stewart
Philadelphia
Charles Gillgan
Harry F. Miller
J. C. Boyle
Calgary
Canada
Burnet
John A. Abel
W. B. Abell
Pittsburg
W. P. Jenkins
Washington
W. G. Genong
St. Nicholas
George Jeffrey
G. Candler
Marshall
N. C
T. D. Bull
John J. Heiser
A. D
Stephan
C. L. Foster
Lexington
W. T. Cousins
Danville
R. D. Squires
Indianapolis
Gibson
Charles E. Rogers
R. H. Stackhouse
A. L. Gilster
Chester
B. W. Burris
Dennison
T. W. Deederich
E Stableton
Manchester
Stephen Mosler
Amsterdam
N. Y
William H. Sloan
Dayton
June Fishing Poem by Pauline Johnson
A lyrical note invites outdoor leisure and simple joys of fishing in June. The piece references weather, lake scenery, and a reading from nature, credited to Pauline Johnson.
Currency bill ends Senate and Speaker Cannon session
The Senate and Speaker Cannon adjourn after enacting the Aldrich Vreeland currency bill. A National Monetary Commission will study needed changes to the U S monetary system with power to compel witness attendance. The commission’s findings may shape elastic currency reforms amid broad interest in revision and cautious support for a horse of proposals.
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Cannon
Sersthaag
National Monetary Commission
Congress
United States
Commission
The Harlequins of Commencement and the College Of Life
The New York Tribune mocks graduates with harlequin jesters and scorches, arguing the sheepskin marks a step from an elementary school to the real College of Life. It asserts graduates must resist dulling self confidence and face life’s battles beyond campus.
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Caricature
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America
Harlequins
College of Life
Alleghany Ranges
Atlantic Ocean
Rockies
Pacific Coast
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Alleghanies
Vagaries of Oklahoma government and referendum discussed
The letter critiques the Oklahoma legislative and executive branches and calls for judiciary alignment. It references the gentleman from Nebraska and mentions initiative referendum and government ownership, ending with a mention of forty dollars and a mule.
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Bryan
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Oklahoma land limits stir Bryan supporters in crusade
The piece mocks Oklahoma laws on land ownership and misuse of 640 acres while criticizing Bryan era politics. It notes state penalties, court sale procedures, and bidding limits aimed at small holders, arguing Oklahoma deserves Bryanist ideals amid national party maneuvering.
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Oklahoma
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Why Berlin and Chicago Show Different Fire Losses
The text notes Berlin with about two million people has an annual fire loss around $150,000 while Chicago with a similar population reports about $5,000,000. It then questions political salaries and funding linked to McClellan and Hearst.
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Berlins
Chicago
World weighs Bryan withdrawal and Parker input
The New York World questions if Bryan will bow out gracefully and suggests Judge Parker could offer guidance on the matter.
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New York World
Bryan
Judge Parker
Speaker Exults as Salary Remittance Amid Possible Adjournment
The Speaker expresses happiness that even if forced to adjourn, his salary will be remitted, a rarity noted by the Sergeant-at-arms.
If the International Polar Commission Meets at Pole Next Month
The note argues the International Polar Commission should hold its meeting at the North Pole next month rather than in Brussels, calling the Brussels venue unsuitable and praising a pole location as more fitting.
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International Polar Commission
North Pole
Brussels
La Follette and Cannon Block Action on Subject
Senator La Follette joins Speaker Cannon to block progress on the subject. Critics say justice cannot be done while the alliance stalls any meaningful move.
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Senator la Follette
Speaker Cannon
Atlanta Constitution Seeks Clarity on Merry Grass Widow Hats
The Constitution asks whether any of the subjects are Merry Grass Widow hats. The inquiry targets identifying distinctive headwear associated with rumored styles.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
West Virginia Convention Indorses Bryan Not Gorway Davis
H. Gorway Davis was not a delegate at the West Virginia convention that endorsed Mr. Bryan. The event centered on the endorsement for the presidential candidate, highlighting Davis's non-participation among delegates.
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H. Gorway Davis
West Virginia
Mr. Bryan
When reference to disorders in Hayti, Tom Johnson looked guilty
A brief item notes Tom Johnson appearing implicated by a mention of disorders in Hayti. The sentence uses cautious phrasing and avoids graphic detail while signaling suspicion.
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Hayti
Tom Johnson
Noted travelers discuss transport and immigration trends
Richmond observer James Q. Balling cites steady Virginia rail receipts under two cent fare law since October. Carthage's F. C. Munson notes horse demand rising as autos replace equines. Montreal's H. H. Waldron questions immigrant enthusiasm amid unemployment. New York's G. M. Moneble highlights English dog quarantine curbing rabies fears.
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Virginia
James Q. Balling
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Love Letters Warning From The New York Times
A verse caution warns writers to resist romantic scraps and flirtatious notes that may backfire in court. It advises keeping letters cool and discreet to avoid harming reputations and sparking regret among friends.
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New York Times
Device to revive lifeless lungs demonstrated in Brooklyn
Prof George Poe of Virginia and Dr William Harrison of Mexico demonstrated a lung ventilator before the American National Red Cross. A dog shown to be dead after induced suffocation revived after pumping air and pure oxygen, proving the device by restoring respiration. No participants volunteered to be suffocated.
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George Poe
Norfolk
American National Red Cross Society
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
William Harrison
Guadalajara
Mexico
Harrison
Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
Maryland
Flag Made in Libby Prison by Union Soldiers Story
A Libby Prison flag made secretly by Federal troops is preserved by Thomas Stevenson Post, G.A.R., in Oxbury. Timothy Regan orchestrated the covert creation using smuggled cloth and shirt pieces, hidden on Independence Day as prisoners sang. Regan later reunited all fragments after years, and the flag is now exhibited at Post 26 with its precarious history remembered by veterans.
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Greater Boston
Libby Prison
Thomas Stevenson
G.A. R
Wing Street
Oxbury
Timothy J. Regan
Massachusetts
Timothy Regan
Libby
Regan
David L. Jones
Régan
Roxbury
A Case of Identity from Everybody's Magazine
A business man urges his son to know himself before judging others. A noisy club briefly confronts a residence and mistakes the resident as Mr Smith, prompting a tangled exchange as they ask for Mr Shmith and the door is opened by a woman on the second floor.
Mid Season Sale of Women’s Lingerie Dresses and Coats
Mid season sale offers women’s lingerie dresses in white and colors up to 28.50 values for 18.75 each. Also featured are lace trimmed lingerie dresses at 16.50, tailored poplin suits at 14.50, jumper suits from 5.98 to 13.50, dashing Irish linen suits at 9.98, lace coats at 13.50 and 19.50, natural pongee coats at 14.50 and 16.50, and wash skirts from 1.98 to 5.00 as the balance of higher grade skirts is cleared.
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Copenhagen
Reseda
Heather
Specials in Misses and Growing Girls Suits
A sale listing offers Misses and Growing Girls linen and poplin suits in sizes 14 to 18 at 10.50, plus Misses and Small Women's lingerie dresses 19.50, and a jumble of jumper models. Lightweight Misses wool suits 12 to 18 reduced, plus an odd lot Jumper Dresses at 3.98 and white skirts at 1.98.
The Wine List Dream in Patrician Tones
A narrator with refined air orders wine and tours a global map of famed vineyards. He imagines Moselle, Burgundy, Gascony, Champagne, Amontillado in Granada, Moorish palaces, and Castilian maids before the dream breaks with a single beer.
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Moselle
Burgundy
Gascony
Champagne
Bordeaux
Amontillado
Granada
Toledo
Madeira
Popular Floor Covering Sale Draws Big Crowds
The sale reports unprecedented demand for Crex Grass Rugs offering summer room and porch use. Stocks are limited and prices advance with remaining quantities, inviting customers to bring sizes and join the distribution. Prices shown include $4.00 to $7.50 for various rug sizes.
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