Commercial Tribune Home Edition June 3 1908
The Commercial Tribune edition lists subscription rates and delivery details, with offices in Cincinnati Walnut Street and Government Place. It notes international rates for Great Britain and the Universal Postal Union and provides branch bureaus in Covington Newport and London along with reading room access.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E. C. Eshelby
Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
THE
Commercial Tribune Co
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar
Weather Forecast Notes and June 2, 1908 Readings
Low pressure dominates the West with warm weather returning, showers and increasing clouds. East of the Mississippi remains moderately cool. Cincinnati saw a 53 to 77 degree range yesterday. Weather Bureau data for June 2, 1908 at 7 p.m. local time and comparisons with the prior three years follow.
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Mississippi
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Weather Outlook Across States Includes Showers
Ohio rises cloudiness with showers by night and Thursday. Indiana expects showers Wednesday into Thursday with cooler conditions and fresh winds. West Virginia shows partial clouds with showers overnight or Thursday. Kentucky notes local showers Wednesday and likely Thursday.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Major Ports
Major vessels arrive and sail across New York Boston Cherbourg Liverpool Genoa Marseille Havre Naples Sydney and Montreal. Notable moves include Grosser Kurfurst and President Grant docking and sailing plans while ships like Lusitania Mesaba and Ivernia are listed with routes and timings.
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New York
Oscar SI
Copenhagen
Kronprinzessin Cecelie
Bremen
Grosser Kurfurst
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Moltke
Genoa
Boston
Menominee
Antwerp
Numidian
Glasgow
Kaiser Wilhelm
Liverpool
Colonial
Mobile
Cymric
Queenstown
Floridan
New Orleans
Lusitania
Sydney
Indravelli
Aberdeen
Washington
Vancouver
B. C
Wellington
Luca Degli Abruzzi
Naples
Louisiana
Marseilles
Roma
Madonna
Havre
Admiral Fourichon
San Francisco
Punta Arenas
Monubedeo
Swansea
Brazile
Southwell
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals
A list of hotel guests arriving in Cincinnati includes Munro R A McCarty Detroit A B Jackson Ft Wayne Ind William McLatchy Harvey Ill Charles June Detroit Palace T Haynes and daughters Levingood Ky C Wathard Connersville Ind H Berry Lexington Ky M R Smith Owensboro Ky Havin R C Barbee Lexington Ky Mrs J W Johnson Chattanooga Joe Cowen and wife Chicago J Adams and wife Chicago Emery E W Ingele Paris Ky H G Darnell Carlisle R C Nicol Frankfort Ky Thomas Van Meter Louisville Lackman William C Cavan Chicago O P Stehn Cleveland George C Chandler Pittsburg J D Rodgers Springfield Doning J W Griffin Chicago EB S Chicago N G OHara Newtown Ky EB T Graves Lexington Kenton L Sleman Atlanta Ga Amer Chicago F Bellason Detroit William E Hull Peoria Il Burnet A R Banta New York D H Wiegman Pittsburg A M Tousley Cleveland Al Sommers New York St Nicholas C A Newell Chicago J L Taylor New York C H Murphy New York C E Day New York Grand B Brandes New York P A Zulauf Chicago W T Comins Danville Va W A Williams Chicago Gibson Samuel Kingsboeher Pittsburg C E Bennell Wellsore Pa A G om Boston Bejamin F Gayman Gaga Winchester C 5 ison John mabeee Loultsville Setawen
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Cincinnati
Munro
R. A. McCarty
Detroit
A. B. Jackson
Ft. Wayne
Ind
William McLatchy
Harvey, Ill
Charles June
Palace
T. Haynes and Daughters
Levingood
C. Wathard
Connersville
H. #. Berry
Lexington
M. R. Smith
Owensboro
Haviin
R. C. Barbee
J. W
Springfield
Doning
J. W. Griffin
Chicago
C. EB. S
N. G. O'Hara
Newtown
EB. T. Graves
Kenton
L. Sleman
Atlanta
Amer
F. Bellason
William E. Hull
Peoria
Burnet
A. R. Banta
New York
D. H. Wiegman
Meantime Outlook On Emergency Currency And Congress
The piece argues the current Congress is unpopular with the minority and praises the emergency currency bill while noting Speaker and La Follette hindered passage. It asserts the Monetary Commission will take two to three years to produce a thorough, study driven plan aligning with trade needs and national emergency readiness.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Pierce of
Monetary Commission
Congress
Conti Taught Wrong Lesson in Italian Consul Row
The piece condemns Arminio Conti, the Italian consul in Milwaukee, for using his position to intervene in a local insurance swindle. It argues that only Wisconsin courts can enforce American law and calls for rebuke of the consul’s actions and restitution, noting the swindler exploited fifteen Italians.
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Arminio Conti
Milwaukee
Italy
Consul Conti
Conti
Wisconsin
Campaign Finance Ties Stir 1894 Nebraska Race
The piece notes Thomas Fortune Ryan donated $20 000 to support a Democratic Nebraska Legislature to back William Jennings Bryan for Senate. It argues Bryan, a farmer and lawyer, knew a 1908 campaign publicity bill could not be retroactive, casting light on earlier reform efforts and party dynamics.
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Billingsgate
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Nebraska
Williams Jennings Bryan
Senate
Messrs
Watterson and
Bryen
Ryan
Bryan
Chicago
Bill Bland
Missouri
Democratic Party
Bryan Watterson firm faces unseen danger in campaign publicity
In a discussion of campaign finance the article notes the risk to the Bryan Watterson firm from prior actions by Taft and the $20,000 Ryan contribution intended to aid a Democratic Legislature. It portrays Bryan as guileless and tired of campaign publicity, favoring Chautauqua lectures over aggressive publicity while warning of broader political risks.
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Johnson
Thomas Fortunne Ryan
Bryan
Bryan & Watterson
Taft
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Tucre
Denver
Fairbanks Appoints Knox to Monetary Commission
Knox remains in the Senate while joining the Monetary Commission. The prompt raises where Fairbanks will be positioned after this appointment.
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Mr. Fairbanks
Senator Knox
Monetary Commission
Knox
Senate
Fairbanks
Monetary Commission Sits Through Recess Amid Chicago and Denver Absence
The Monetary Commission will sit during the recess but may not remain still, suggesting members could be away from Chicago or Denver.
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Monetary Commission
Chicago
Denver
Senator La Follette’s Trip Sparks Washington Talk
Senator La Follette campaigned loudly about heading to Washington with a specific plan but observers say his trip appears mainly to involve discussion and speaking engagements rather than concrete action.
Colahan Named Successor to Bourke Cochran
Leader Murphy selects Mr. Colahan as Bourke Cochran’s successor. The question remains whether Colahan will be more stable or content in the role than his predecessor.
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Colahan
Murphy
Bourke Cochran
Mr. Colahan
Bourke
La Follette Spoke Eighteen Hours At Chautauqua
The Wisconsin senator spoke for eighteen hours, a lengthy marathon that would have earned about $1,800 at Chautauqua rates, prompting speculation on the money he might have earned but did not receive.
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la Follette
Eve Lyn Expresses Duty To Stay By Harry
Eve lyn declares her duty to remain with Harry under difficult circumstances and questions whether the situation is truly easy or better, reflecting concern and loyalty.
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Harry
Evelyn
Senator Platt Indicates Wealth Aids Conversation
The remark notes that Senator Platt has money that serves as effective leverage in discussions, though he offers little commentary himself.
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Senator Platt
Potatoes Grow Big In North Dakota Farms
Farmers near Grand Forks praise North Dakota as a top potato state. One 500 acre Pfifer farm uses full machinery for planting cultivating digging and handling potatoes in a large warehouse. A Buffalo businessman notes courteous employees boost corporate value and cites a railway pamphlet urging civility.
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North Dakota
George Maddy
Grand Forks
Burnet
Pfifer
David F. Haynes
Buffalo
Linton
Reds trip to meet Eastern teams promises spirited play
Readers weigh in on the Reds upcoming tour, stressing need for strong hitting and reliable pitching as veterans back four projected starters. Separate notes discuss a cat-throwing incident, cemetery lot upkeep doubts, rising fatalities in Cincinnati sports, and Latonia betting shifts amid hard times.
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Reds
Outster Probe Key Hearing Set For June 23
The Gayman Investigation Committee’s ouster case heads to Circuit Court on June 23 after attorney Theodore Horstman filed answers from one member and plans to submit the rest. Committee leaders defend legality and continue gathering evidence while awaiting court ruling.
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Theodore Horstman
Horstman
Frank Dinsmore
Rulison
Dinsmore
Benjamin F. Gayman
General Assembly
B. J. Gayman
Columbus
Arthur Espy
Gibson House
Gayman
Hspy
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Canal Winchester
Rescue on the river ends in tragedy
Patrolman Peter Giltenan recovered 19 year old Oliver Bitter of 224 Superior Street who drowned at Parsons Street on May 30 after his skiff collided with a steamboat sidewheel. The craft capsized but Giltenan, using a one oar flat, reached the body and steered to shore.
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Oliver Bitter
Superior Street
Parsons Street
Central Bridge
Giltenan
Bryan Delegates Win in Arkansas Senate and House Race
Bryan delegates secured the delegation to the Democratic National Convention at the Arkansas state convention in Little Rock. James P. Clarke, George W. Donaghy, O. C. Ludwig and James H. Harrod named at large. Jeff Davis, a delegate-at-large nominee, won 188 of 5965 votes, while W. S. Goodwin and R. Minor Wallace saw a nomination contest decision favoring Wallace.
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United States
James K. Jones
James P. Clarke
George W. Donaghy
O. C. Ludwig
James H. Harrod
Little Rock
Jeff Davis
Administration
State Central Committee
W. S. Goodwin
R. Minor Wallace
Congress
Final day in Georgia Democratic primary race
Atlanta reports the last day of campaigning for the Democratic State primary as Governor Hoke Smith and Joseph M. Brown brace for the vote. Polls open Thursday morning with both sides predicting victory and a likely clear result by night.
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Ohio
Frank Wamsley
Portland
Ore
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Joseph M. Brown
McGillicuddy Nominated for Congress in Second District
Lewiston Maine June 2 Daniel J McGillicuddy of this city was nominated for Congress at the Second District Democratic Convention. He opposed the last reelection of Congressman Littlefield who retires in September. Delegates to the National Convention were chosen but not instructed.
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Lewiston
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
McGillicuddy
Littlefield
Porto Rican Delegates Named for National Convention
The Democratic Convention of Porto Rico elected H. P. Leake P. F. Shaffer Cc F. Hill J F Bateman Jose Usera and O Lopez as delegates to the Democratic National Convention. D M Field was chosen National Committeeman. Delegates were uninstructed.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
H. P. Leake
P. F. Shaffer
Cc. F. Hill
J. F. Bateman
Jose Usera
O. Lopez
D. M. Field
Louisiana Delegates Probably Back Bryan at Denver Convention
Baton Rouge dispatch reports many Democratic Convention delegates have arrived and sentiment among early arrivals indicates Louisiana will instruct its delegation to support William Jennings Bryan at the Denver national convention.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Denver
W. J. Bryan
Nevada Democrats back Bryan for president at state convention
Carson Nev June 2 after a long session the Democratic State Convention adopted a platform instructing delegates to vote for William J Bryan for the presidential nomination at all times The platform also endorses Governor Sparks administration and denounces the Aldrich Vreeland law.
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Carson
Nev
William J. Bryan
Sparks
Aging Couple Seeks Divorce After Golden Anniversary
Mrs. Mary E. Adams files for divorce from Archibald Adams in Hamilton Ohio court after their 50th wedding anniversary. The pair wed February 5, 1857 at Dunlay Hamilton County and appeared in court today as part of the special dispatch.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Archibald Adams
Mary E. Adams
Dunlay
Hamilton County
Farmer protest notes crows harming crops in Caithness letter
A letter to the editor urges coordinated farmer action against crows damaging barley oats and bigg in May. It cites Scotch notice and local birds in Clifton woods, praises birds as allies for pest control, and recalls biblical and poetic references while describing a crow and a copper breasted bird near the writer's lawn.
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Commercial Tribune
Charles Dury
Caithness
Ireland
Clifton
Death of Leo Cavagna Shocks Cincinnati Society
Leo Cavagna a 30 year old attorney from a prominent Italian family was found dead in a hotel on Government Square after a bruising attack at a resort in Winton Place. Deputy Coroner Coe reports Cavagna showed extensive injuries but hinted they may not be sole cause of death. Police seek a mysterious companion who allegedly used boracic acid in Cavagna’s eyes and may help solve the case.
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Latonav
Latonia
Leo Cavagna
Cincinnati
Nonparett Hotel
Government Square
Peter Cavagna
Cavagna
Cameron
Winton Place
Coe
Mair Street
Hartemler
Yale Divinity School awards 14th class and fellowships
The Yale Divinity School graduating class numbered fourteen. Walter L. Ferris of Oak Park Illinois won the Mersick speaking prize. D W Kurt of Lake Ohio received the Dwight fellowship, and Philip B. Whitehead of Janesville Wisconsin earned the second Merrick prize.
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New Haven
Doctors Elect An Ohioan At Medical Examiners Meet
The ninth annual meeting of the American Associations of Medical Examiners concluded in Chicago with officers elected. President is Dr. Frank E. Allard of Boston Massachusetts. Vice Presidents are Dr. L. H. Montgomery of Chicago and Dr. W. J. Means of Columbus Ohio. Secretary-Treasurer is Dr. J. C. Monihan of New York.
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Chicago
American Associations of Medical Examiners
Bresident
Frank E. Allard
Boston
Mass
L. H. Montgomery
W. J. Means
Columbus
J. C. Monihan
New York
Jewelry Stolen From Alexandra Apartment, $500 Loss
W. B. Bramwell reports a break in at the Alexandra Apartment Building yesterday afternoon between 1 and 3 o clock. Jewelry valued at about $500 disappeared including a ladies gold watch and several rings with diamonds.
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W. B. Bramwell
Alexandra
Someody
Nurse Wounded by Stray Bullet in Walnut Hills
Mrs Helen Chandler a nurse aged 65 located at 658 Melrose avenue Walnut Hills was struck in the thigh by a stray rifle bullet yesterday. Police traced a youth shooting at a target near the Hooker home but she refused to prosecute so no arrest was made.
Asa Van Society Marks Cincinnati University Library Anniversary
The Asa Van Society celebrated the library at Cincinnati University on the ninetieth anniversary of its birth yesterday.
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Library of the Cincinnati University
Asa van Society
Irth
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