Commercial Tribune subscription and office list
The Commercial Tribune lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, foreign postage details, and payment terms. It also provides branch offices and bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington London with addresses and services for readers.
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London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Outlook Promises Fair Skies For Resorts
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair weather tomorrow and today with large crowds expected at summer resorts. A seasonable pattern replaces recent torrid days, the record high yesterday was 82 degrees at 3 pm and 63 degrees at 6 am. The entry notes a June 6, 1908 weather record and a comparison with prior years.
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Weather Bureau
Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana and Nearby States
Forecast summarizes weekend conditions for Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky with generally fair skies. Winds vary from light to fresh southeast in Indiana and light to fresh in other areas.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Atlantic Ports
Maritime updates list appearances and sailings from Glasgow Southampton Havre Liverpool and New York with vessels Furnessia New York Baltic Caronia La Lorraine Cedric Arab ic Victoria Bos tonian and Lord Setton among others. Reports include arrivals at New York Boston Queenstown and Antwerp and sailings to Glasgow Montreal Cadiz Boulogne and Philadelphia.
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Furnessia
Glasgow
New York
Sandy Hook
Sable Island
Southampton
Bluecher
Hamburg
la Lorraine
Havre
Baltic
Liverpool
Caronia
Boston
Muroran
Ladyemith
Victoria
Queenstown
ST. Michaels
Valparaiso
Lord Setton
Eureka
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals
A list of guests arriving at Cincinnati hotels including Dennison Bowles from Chicago Tl and J F Lorenz from Springfield Ohio with many other named travelers such as Womack West Liberty Kentucky Hayes Chicago and Myers Memphis Tennessee. Other names include Hollers New York Dreyfus New York and Sweeney Greenwich Connecticut with additional arrivals from Boston New York Chicago Cleveland and Rochester.
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Cincinnati
Dennison
John J. Bowles
Chicago
J. F. Lorenz
Springfield
A. F. Anlick
Falmouth
D. I. Womack
West Liberty
Gibson
W- S. Hayes
A. G. Gregory
New York
J. Eisman
Baltimore
D. C. Baker
Portsmouth
O. Linton
C. H. B. Hollers
E. Dreyfus
Frank Sweeney
Greenwich
Conn
Charles W. Myers
Memphis
Tenn. Burnet
George H. Baker
Boston
A. J. Moore
A. A. Low
E. Baer
Lackman
A. R. Ennis
W. H. Tinsley
Louisville
A. ¢. Speed
Columbus
W. Speakman
Pittsburg
Honing
B. F. Baker
Bluefield
W. A. Fry
Providence
John F. Christear
Cleveland
Havlin
Asa Goddard
A. J. Buesser
Troy
N. Y
D. F. Jennings
B. McCoy
Palace
A. Woodward
Newark
Eree
Detroit
Mich
Charles I Vv
J. H. Connelly
O. Munro
Robert. Dewart
Rochester
G. D. King
F. ©. Hoppe
Sheboygan
R. D. Manning
Racine
Wis
St. Nicholas
Charles F. Sexton
Charles 8
Muth
Quincey, Ill
J. Cmes
Lexington
I.y
J. J. Post
H. L. Boatwright
Danville
M. J. Ipsey
New Orleans
A. G
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Ly Lf. Evans
Pittsburg Conference Faces Political Speculation and Etiquette Concerns
The Pittsburg conference with Speaker Cannon, Senator Knox, and Fairbanks allies draws praise for Knox while critics urge restraint. Landis and Burke echo support, but the gathering prompts calls to end trade-lasts and bouquet exchanges, insisting Taft claim the first ballot at Chicago.
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Speaker Cannon
Pittsburg
Mutual Admiration Society
la Follette
Pennsylvania
Knox
Landis
Fairbanks
Philander C. Knox
Indiana
Cannon
Illinoi
Gazette-Times
Representative Burke
White House
Burke
Chicago
Taft
Censors in Chicago May Broaden From Film to All City Media
A critical look at Chicago police moves toward censorship warns that expurgation of Macbeth scenes could expand to theaters libraries and newspapers. The piece argues Lieutenant Joel A Smith already censored a Shakespeare film and cautions that police control risks stifling freedom across the city.
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Chicago
City
Shippey
Joel A. Smith
Shakespeare
Macbeth
Betwen Macbeth
Macduff
King Duncan
Brutus
Caesar
Marc Antony
Oea Chicago
Chicago Police
English System Reverses Course in Legal Reform
The piece notes Justice Brewer endorsing no appeal in criminal cases for U.S. jurisdictions while England abandons that system, adopting American practice instead. It contrasts evolving appeals policies across nations and hints at legal reforms in the English system.
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Justice Brewer
United States
England
American and English Justice in a Vagabond Case
The piece contrasts the old English system’s risks with the American system's safeguards. It cites John Lee, an ex convict jailed for a supposed felony based on weak evidence, and endorses English reform that overturned the conviction. It notes the American system, despite abuses, is preferable and respects Senator La Follette’s Chautauqua earnings as a modest sum.
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Lee
John Lee
England
la Follette
Campaign fund contributions cited for several election years
The note refers to Mr. Bryan and questions the amounts he contributed to his campaign funds in 1896 1900 and 1908. It suggests a declaration upon honor about these contributions and mentions other unrelated items beyond hot alk.
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Bryan
Wedding Pairs Spark Comment Across States
Brief readers react to a June marriage involving a Minnesota groom and a Delaware partner with notable public figures named Johnson and Gray. Comments express strong opinions about the couple and future outcomes.
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Johnson
Minnesota
Gray
Delaware
Hack
Oregon Under Test By Nation On Key Obligations
A brief editorial note asserts Oregon faces national obligations amid fresh ideas being tested, highlighting a pivotal moment for state and federal relations. The passage emphasizes scrutiny of new approaches and the potential impact on governance.
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Oregon
Little Rock Beating and Senate Battle Report
Jeffries Davis was beaten on a Little Rock street by Humphrey Rodd while acting as a Denver delegate. Senate members remain uncertain about a critical fate as Brad ley, newly elected, is slated to serve as chief counsel for the Bradley Fairbanks contest in Chicago.
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Little Rock
Jeffries Davis
Humphrey Rodd
Denver
Senate
Bradley
Aling Fairbanks
Chicago
Hearst Advances in Laps as McClellan Holds Office
Hearst has gained 123 laps on McClellan who now possesses the lap of office, indicating a continuing contest with formal control noted.
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Mr. Hearst
McClellan
Democratic Donkey Pride and Polar Congress Hint
Mr. Bryan expresses confidence that nothing can deter him from the Democratic cause while a mention of the ice man being present at the Polar Congress hints at upcoming proceedings.
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Mr. Bryan
Clovernook Inmates Featured in College Anniversary Sale
Inmates of Clovernook will be specially represented in a handicraft sale during the anniversary events this afternoon and evening. Extra streetcars will carry guests from the College Hill line to the home. Hamilton W. Mabie warned Glen dale College graduates about marrying a bore in a talk on The Golden Key. Three graduates Miss Stella Ream Miss Helen Mann Scott and Miss Idalaine Sowards received diplomas from President Miss De Vore, with a musical program by pupils. Mr and Mrs Robert G Carew depart for Binghamton N Y to attend Gladys’s graduation.
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Hamilton W. Mabie
Glendale College
Mabie
Stella Ream
Helen Mann Scott
Idalaine Sowards
de Vore
Robert G. Carew
Binghamton, N. Y
Gladys
Notes and Comments from the Kansas City Journal
A column blending social humor and reflections. Maupin recounts family terms and a ministerial critique of gossip while recalling school life and water needs. A note on a durable $12 umbrella ends with a wish for rainy dollars, hinting at humor and practical economy.
Lightning Strikes Buckeloo Three Times Over Years
Kalamazoo merchant David Buckeloo, owner of a confectionery store, was struck by lightning three times in as many years. He lay unconscious at home after the latest strike near his desk while about a dozen customers sheltered inside. A prior strike left him between life and death for two months, and a second flash tore part of his clothing during confinement.
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Mich
Detroit Free Press
David Buckeloo
Buckeloo
Muttville
Muttville Melons
Melons
Corps de Ballet
Henry James
Unfair Ball He Calls It
A veteran manager recalls West intertown leagues where players cheat, sprint drills boost baserunning, and a clash with Muttville Melons ends in comic chaos. He notes overhand tricks, wild fielding, and a showman manager betting on his team.
Swift Ticket Change Tricks Exposed by Public Sharps
A narrator recounts a string of swindles at ticket offices and street venues where hustlers palm extra coins or alter bills to steal change. Tales span a sideshow profit scheme, a $5 to $1 substitution, and a streetcar pickpocket with hidden silver dollars.
Has No Pulse in His Arms From Ogdensburg Doctor
P. J. Donovan a contractor in Watertown reportedly has no pulse in either arm after two surgeries by Dr. Mc Dill in Ogdensburg. The condition arose from heavy lifting work on the new Post Office construction and prevents wrist heart rate checks, requiring other methods to assess his condition.
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Watertown Dispatch
New York Herald
P. J. Donovan
Donovan
McDill
Ogdensburg
Babies After Twenty One Years Rabies Case Report
Alden Cobb, 26, in Salem Corners, is diagnosed with rabies after hydrophobia symptoms from a dog bite 21 years ago. Four physicians and Dr. Stevens of South Canaan consult as Cobb thrashes, gnaws restraints, and stalks his room on all fours while awaiting treatment.
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Alden Cobb
John Elliot
Salem Corners
Stevens
South Canaan
Cobb
Mallon to resign Ninth Ward seat for OSU Law Dean post
Council member Guy Mallon plans to resign about September 1 to become dean of Ohio State University's law school in Columbus. He confirmed the offer and acceptance, setting up a party power shift in the ward. Mallon, a Democrat, will reduce his party's council majority to three. Also, Richard P. Ernst, Kentucky Republican State Committee chair, left for Chicago to attend the GOP National Committee meeting on contested delegations.
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Ninth Ward
Law School
Ohio State University
Columbus
Mallon Saltettes
Mallon
Richard P. Ernst
Covington
Kentucky
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Blue Grass
Color in Religion in The Independent Opinion Piece
The Independent argues that ornament and color enrich religion rather than weaken it. It notes Galilee’s bare simplicity is hard to live up to and favors blending splendor with sanctity, citing priests, robes, and chalices as symbols of both taste and faith.
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Galilee
Jesus
Paul
Troas
June Celebrations Highlight Mayors, Brides and Graduates
The poem from The Month of June in the New York Sun presents personified roles for June. The Rose says June is made for her and blushes, the Bride claims it for her alone, the Graduate asserts growth, and the Candidate boasts that the month is for his command. The lines illustrate playful personification across several archetypes.
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New York Sun
June
Wanted a Day Off
A Government scientist known as a hard taskmaster tells his attendant of a world cruise unbending to his schedule. The attendant asks about direction and time changes, then replies the voyage would let him take a day off.
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Henry
Georgia Democratic primary yields Brown as leading candidate
Atlanta June 5 with returns nearly complete from all counties shows John M. Brown leading the state Democratic primary by about 15,000 votes. Governor Hoke Smith loses Fulton County and most large counties. Incumbents largely prevail in congressional races except Third District where E B Lewis is likely defeated by Dudlay M Hughes.
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John M. Brown
Hoke Smith
Fulton
E. B. Lewis
Dudlay M. Hughes
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