Commercial Tribune announces 1908 circulation and offices
The Commercial Tribune details subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, delivery options, payment methods, and foreign mail terms. It lists branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and bureaus in Washington London and Newport with contact points and newsrooms.
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Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather report shows mixed conditions across regions
Yesterday high pressure north of the lakes brought fair weather east of the Mississippi while the West saw light showers and rising temperatures. Cincinnati recorded 65 to 81 degrees with June 4, 1908 weather bureau data ending at 7 p.m. local time and a three year comparison.
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Weather Outlook by State For Friday and Saturday
Ohio shows fair weather with light to fresh east winds. Indiana forecasts fair conditions with east to southeast winds. West Virginia expects fair and warmer on Friday with Saturday staying fair. Kentucky projects generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements in Various Ports
Ships arriving and sailing in ports including Queenstown Liverpool Messina and New York. Vessels named Merion Adriatic Umbria Statendam San Giovanni Bostonian Kensington Memphian Wirinf dian La Savoié Louisiana Teutonic Amerika Celtis Cunard etc. Multiple departures bound for Europe Asia and the Americas.
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Liverpool
Philadelphia
Adriatic
Southampton
Cherbourg
New York
Umbria
Browhead
Statendam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Messina
Naples
Bostonian
Boston
Manchester
Kensington
Montreal
Memphian
Colon
Winifredian
Majestic
London
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals Across United States Cities
A list of guests checking into Cincinnati hotels includes Gibson-Charles Heyer of Philadelphia J F Hommel of Clinton C Memphis C H Trimble of Detroit Linton-Harry Huckins of Boston Wes ser A Hohfeld of Palo Alto Cal A M Harbaugh of New York C M Fogg of Pittsburgh Pa Burnet Mr and Mrs W R Nowell Thomas McKee of Chicago Miss Belle T Martin of Quenton Ky Warren G Sayse of Wabash Ind St Nicholas Raubitscheck New York City John Howard Jones Chicago W W Sechler Dayton O Walter L Keen Syracuse N Y Grand Mayo C C Mayo Paintsville Ky James B McCreary Richmond Ky S R Hawley Toledo W S Kelly Chicago Lackman R W Barbeau Detroit Mich F Z Wendall Columbus C E Grunwood Rioche Nev C S Benedict Marietta Ohio Honing C E Cook Cleveland Ohio A D Parker Rochester N Y Henry Eppel New York City R B Lyne Cynthiana Ky Emery W L Yerkes Paris Ky H Milback Brooklyn N Y Redcar Philadelphia J H Schroeter Atlanta Georgia Harlin H S Campbell Philadelphia Itram Richards Dayton C L Meald New York City G W Cureton Place O Fisher Piqua C John Br h Detroit Mich Mrs and New Orleans J B Klein New or G W Kay Chicago Edward ndt Madison Ind Benjamin La Bree ville Ky G B Kramer New wood
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Harry Huckins
Boston
Wesser A. Hohfeld
Palo Alto
Cal
A. M. Harbaugh
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W.R. Nowell
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Belle T. Martin
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Richmond
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What Will Oregon Do in the Senate Election
The piece argues Oregon’s Republican Legislature may elect Chamberlain or reject him under state law. It cites the U S Constitution as supreme and notes the conflict with Oregon’s primary rules. The author asks what action the Legislature will take and notes potential legal consequences.
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Plea for Thaw Mirrors Widespread View on Asylum Care
The piece argues Harry Thaw should not receive special treatment. It calls for transfer from Matteawan to a private asylum and asserts he, like other criminally insane killers, deserves no more mercy than his peers.
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Omaha Bee Questions Bryan Aide About Campaign Funds
The Omaha Bee questions Mayor Dahlman’s campaign money source and use. It asks why funds went through Mayor Dahlman instead of the Democratic State Committee and suggests possible improper allocations or concealment. The piece notes Dahlman’s admission of obtaining money via Mr Sheehan and his brother-in-law Allen and mentions local features of the contribution.
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Campaign publicity and funding questions in Omaha linked to Dahlman
The column accuses James Dahlman of withholding campaign funds from Nebraska party authorities and distributing them personally. It links the money to Bryan & Watterson publicity efforts and alleges connections among T Fortune Ryan Allen and Sheehan. It notes moral duty to file accounts and criticizes campaign finance practices.
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La Follette’s stamina questioned after long talk
The remark highlights concern over Wisconsin’s La Follette speaking for eighteen hours straight and the worry about his capacity should he regain full vigor.
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la Follette
Indiana Drops Gunness Case After No More Graves Found
Report suggests investigators halted the probe into Mrs. Belle Gunness after exhausting all Gunness farm sites with no additional remains uncovered. Police officials offered no new leads and indicated the search would not resume without fresh evidence.
Georgia Governor Hoke Smith’s presidential prospects debated
Georgia Governor Hoke Smith, listed at 319 pounds, is dismissed as a future U.S. president by observers. The piece argues that another figure will reach the White House instead.
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Panamanians Urged to Learn Election Tactics from Tammany
A pointed remark suggests Panamanian authorities should study Tammany Hall practices to understand election management, implying lessons in political organization and influence.
Possible refund and life stipend amid city funds question
The Omaha Bee questions city finances asking what happened to $20,000 and notes Mayor Dhkhlman’s remark that $15,000 more was needed. Evelyn is set to receive $1,000 monthly during life or good behavior. Mr Bassler reportedly joined the Sun shine Society.
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Hounds Chase Fox for Five Days Across Cape Cod
A four year old hound linked to a Wellfleet fox hunt fooling hunters by chasing a fox for five days and nights, covering about 200 miles across Cape Cod woods and shores. The exhausted hound limped home near East Wareham and revealed the long pursuit, with the fox disappearing. The dog’s owner was located days later.
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Going to School to Jim from Darius Earl Maston
The speaker recalls attending James Willis called Jim as a teacher in a small town during a harsh winter. He narrates the memory of that winter term with Harvey’s grammar and New Ray’s arithmetic guiding larger and smaller pupils. Half a hundred students filled the room as memories of lessons and recess linger.
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Park Naming Debate Reflects City History and Local Pride
A letter argues naming the new West End park after John Filson, founder and surveyor of Cincinnati, noting his role in early history. It also mentions Councilman Bathgate, Avondale school progress, and bets at Latonia, plus the Blaine Club’s Chicago trip and Cincinnati’s baseball standings.
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Brides Fear Hoodoo Forces Double Wedding In Chicago
Two Chicago sisters Misses Sarah Ida and Bertha Andrews Perry fear a double wedding will bring misfortune. They plan to marry the same night and at the same church but avoid a true double ceremony to escape an old family superstition. They cite numerous tales of ill fortune and insist on a safer arrangement.
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Sunday Work in the North and Bible Reading
A Virginia boy visiting the North on a rainy Sunday suggests building a wooden mansion. His uncle jokes that they do not work on Sundays. The boy then reframes the day, saying they only read the Bible and feed the hogs.
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The Flower of Gentleness by Pauline Johnson
Poem excerpt praising the purest form of girlhood as the queenliest, contrasting wit wealth and fame with sincere kindness. The speaker Pauline Johnson extols a loyal heart and gentle smile as the flower of gentleness.
Mayor recalls past conventions and politics in Chicago notes
Mayor Markbreit recalls Lincoln and Grant era conventions and waives room reservations for Chicago visit. Prosecutor Rulison warns of action against alleged primary frauds while suffragists plan an outdoor meeting. Norman G. Kenan Italian Republican Club to christen a flag at the Zoo event.
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Apiarist Frohliger to Speak on The Busy Bee
John C. Frohliger an apiarist will address the inmates of the House of Refuge on The Busy Bee this evening in pars Hei as part of the Pleasant Hours calendar with other speakers.
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Open Book Policy to End Banking Panics and Prosperity
A 1908 optimism piece argues that suspended banks have reopened, overall banking is safer, and confidence will grow with open-book policies. It praises bankers for prudence, warns against greed, and predicts a strong year as wealth increases from natural growth despite past panic.
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Memorizing Presidential Votes for Debates
A reflective verse urges readers to learn state by state electoral counts to master political debates. It notes the need to know how many votes Indiana has and which regions Bryan would need if he lost key states, highlighting the role of trained talkers in a presidential season.
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United States
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Reading in Bed Beneficial for the Tired Mind
Reading in bed can calm a busy brain after a long day. A half hour of quiet reading with steady lighting may ease worries and reduce wakeful hours, offering a simple, practical remedy for mental strain before sleep.
Lady Nicholson and Mrs Alan Gardner Shine in Global Sports
Lady Nicholson stands among England's top sportswomen, excelling in rifle, revolver, golf, horse riding, and shooting in India. She founded the Golf and Rifle Club at Muree and once won the Hove Brigh ton aggregate prize before gifting the belt back to the club. Mrs Alan Gardner, famed big game hunter, has bagged two tigers in before breakfast and hunted across India, Africa, and Australasia. She and her husband Colonel Gardner share epic big game exploits including saving a beater from a charging boar and killing a panther missed by four men.
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Wife Speechless After Husband’s Long Silence
Isaac Hollar, who had not spoken to his wife for fifteen years after a quarrel, finally spoke up when she suffered a sudden speech loss during a distressing accident. He delivered a fervent tirade while she could only gesture, as she remained unable to respond.
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Porto Rican Proverbs Bohemian Sayings on People and Fruit
A collection of Puerto Rican proverbs with rustic maxims on love fruit ambition and social cues. Metaphors link horses bananas sugarcane and notes on behavior while referencing places like San Juan Turce and Ponce and cultural cues such as El Borinquen and Indian blood.
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