Commercial Tribune notices and bureau addresses
The Commercial Tribune announces subscription rates and delivery details, lists multiple bureau offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington with newsboy service, and notes international mailing options under Universal Postal Union. It also mentions offices in London and provides routing and payment instructions for subscribers.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert Nv
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Square
Reading
Heat Peak Reached Yesterday Across Texas
The present summer’s highest temperature so far hit 96 degrees in Texas as a low pressure area from the Southwest drives heat into the Interior. Cooler weather moves east from the north and central regions while Cincinnati logged 64 to 74 degrees and nine degrees below average. Local weather record for June 11, 1908 ends at 7 p.m. western time.
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Texas
Cincinnati
Regional Weather Outlook for Friday Through Saturday
Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, and Kentucky forecast fair conditions on Friday with warmer temperatures. Increasing clouds on Saturday bring showers in parts of each state with winds shifting from east to southeast.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Ports
Multiple ships arrive and sail across Boston, Havre, Queenstown, Liverpool, and other ports. Vessels include The Ivernia from Liverpool, La Provence from New York, The Repub lic to Liverpool, The Mt. Royal from London, and The Bremen from Bremen City.
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Boston
Ivernia
Liverpool
Havre
la Provence
New York
Quebenstown
Republic
Montreal
Mt. Royal
London
Bremen
Adriatic
Southampton
Columbia
Sable Island
Hamburg
Sandy Hook
Saxonia
Queenstown
Browhead
Amerika
Plymouth
Ancona
Naples
Battle
Queens
Palermo
Basile
Genoa
Shanghai
Fernendine
Tacoma
Hioho
Meiji
Montevideo
Punta Arenas
Cherbourg
Glasgow
St. Johns
N. F
Halifax
Philadelphia
Cincinnatians on the Ocean in Rough Cruise Incident
New York dispatch reports William J. Davies and several Cincinnati residents including Mr and Mrs Henry Greber Mrs ry Kriss Mr and Mrs Martin Popp and Miss Louise Rupp aboard the Grossér Kurfuret ay experienced a failed voyage incident at sea on June 11.
Cincinnatians in Paris Visit Noted by Herald Office
Special Cable reports Max Guggenheim and Robert Macly of Cincinnati registered at The Herald office in Paris on June 11.
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Paris
Commercial Tribune
Max Guggenheim
Robert Macly
Cincinnati
Herald
Republican Platform Echoes Enduring Trust in Courts
A proposed Chicago convention resolution affirms confidence in State and Federal courts and the independence of the judiciary as essential to American government. Supporters include Cornelius Bliss and others, while The Globe-Democrat warns the resolution is unnecessary given no history of party attacks on the judiciary.
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Gabien Oi
Chicago
Committee On
Committee On Resolutions
Cornelius N. Bliss
Thomas L. James
Benjamin F. Tracy
John W. Griggs
Nicholas Murray Butler
Joseph Choate
Ohio
Taft
New York
New Jersey
Globe-Democrat
United States
Republican Party
William Howard Taft
Denver
Democratic Party
Agin
Statutory Reform Cuts Fees In Trust Company Case
Bourke Cochran and his father in law Ide faced reduced fees after an appellate court deemed $150,000 for receiver and attorney excessive. New York receivership laws, effective May 1, shifted control to the State Superintendent of Banks for South Brooklyn Bank, limiting expenses to 1200. The change illustrates the shift from loose to intelligent statutes and serves as a lesson for lawmakers.
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Bourke Cochran
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Ide
Bourke
Supreme Court
Zole
New York
South Brooklyn Bank
Forest reforestation faces tax hurdles in Pennsylvania
The article notes broad support for reforestation and forestry laws but criticizes Pennsylvania's system where landowners who reforest barren or mountainous land are subjected to higher assessments and taxes, despite such gains taking generations to realize.
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Pennsylvania
Forest policy in France contrasts with U.S. approach to reforestation
A Marseilles report by Consul General Skinner highlights France’s forest subsidies and tax exemptions. It notes tax relief for reforested lands for thirty years and subsidies in seeds, plants, money, or labor. The author urges U.S. forestry legislation favoring encouragement over early taxation to promote reforestation and long-term investment.
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Seneinar
France
Skinner
Marseilles
French Republic
United States
Republican press backs Bryan nomination claim in taft letter debate
The Philadelphia Record notes Republican papers unite behind Bryan as the likely nominee. It questions Bryan's claim of leading his party and cites the Taft letter to Senator Burrows as context for their belief.
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Philadelphia Record
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Taft
Senator Burrows
Bryan and Watson Take The Lead At Denver?
The Atlanta Constitution ponders pairing Bryan with Watson at Denver suggesting Bryan and Watson would be easy to beat, while Bryan and Watterson offer a more pleasing sound though less picturesque.
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Bryan
Watson
Denver
The
Atlanta Constitution
Watterson
Georgia election signals shift with voting patterns
The note states Governor Hoke Smith gained 15,000 more votes in the late primary than the first, yet lost by over 10,000, suggesting modern political methods are taking hold in Georgia.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Taft Presidency in Cincinnati and Reds Pennant Rally
Imagines Taft winning the Presidency and the Cincinnati Reds clinching the pennant by continuing current pace. Evential tone instills optimism for political and baseball outcomes in a single vivid scenario.
Oklahoma bills ban on nominees sparks debate
The discussion questions a proposed law that would restrict nominations to Mr. Bryan, but the idea is deemed unnecessary upon reflection.
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Oklahoma
Mr. Bryan
Oklahoma Fireworks Sale Sparks Indignant Response
In restricting fireworks sales officials ignite anger among small American residents. The move prompts protests as communities voice frustration over new limitations.
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Oklahoma
Cannon visits Chicago in defiant show of force
Speaker Cannon traveled to Chicago last Tuesday in a bold display aimed at challenging precedent and signaling resolve amid escalating political tensions.
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Cannon
Chicago
Watterson Joins Cabinet War as Secretary of State
In the Great Defeated era the Kitchen Cabinet names Mr Watterson as Secretary of State while allies protest like a man convinced he is running yet not in motion.
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Mr. Watterson
Names listed for a bidding or association event in an old directory
A lengthy list of individuals and cities including Palace and Wellford and others from multiple states, with connections to firms or associations such as Havlin and Dennison. The text resembles a roster or directory of participants, offices, or members across Chicago New York St. Louis and more, dated era.
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BELDA
W. Abilene
Lander
Timora
Louisville
Bismarck P.c
Buffalo
Montgome
Nashville
New Orleans
P.c
New York
Yenne
Ottanooga
Norfolk Clanes
Oklahoma North Platt Cinc
Omaha
Eland Ee
Palestine
Ateebee Ae
Umbus
Parkersby Us Christi
Ittsburg
Eueble
P.c. Beaver Bapethersai
Rapid City
Cf. Duque
Regina
St. Louis
el Pascater Bio Pail
Galveston
Shreve
Helena
Sprinfeld, I
Leld
Indianapoli
Jacksonville
Vie
Washington
City
Ashville
N. C
E. J. Hunt
Philadelphia
J. N. Harris
Prestoneburg
R. F. Collins
Manchester
O. Linton
John Co. Lyon
Louis Hine
Cleveland
C. Besson, Jr
Martin Levin
Burnet
John G. Warrington
Charles Benson
California
Walter A. Conway
Man Seeks Marriage License for Mrs Frances Copeland Depew
Frederick F. Wormen 55 of Detroit sought a marriage license at the Courthouse for his bride to be Frances Copeland Depew 55 of Avondale Avenue Avondale. Wormer said the Rev. Owen will perform the ceremony and asked secrecy about the license.
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J. &. Falk
Frederick F. Wormen
Frances Copeland Depew
Avondale Avenue
Avondale
Wormer
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Owen
Old Printer John Leonard Dead at 72 in Ohio Home
John Leonard 72 long time printer died yesterday at 11 Hathaway Street after Brights disease. He worked 23 years at the Gazette and 12 more after its merge with The Commercial, later at Globe Wernecke in the Eighth Street plant. Survived by his wife. An Odd Fellows funeral at 2 PM tomorrow at his residence with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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John Leonard
Hathaway Street
Bright
Leonard
Old Gazette
Commercial
Globe-Wernecke Company
Eighth Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Notes and Comment from an Avon dale morning ride
A columnist recalls observing a striking woman with golden hair and a slang reply that wasn’t slang, notes sunlit summer fashion advice about powdering the back of the neck, and mentions Bishop Hartzell's Africa lecture at Avondale Methodist Church. He reflects on missionary ancestors, church life, and plans to visit more churches to compare services. He also idly notes a church elder watching baseball scores on the Esplanade.
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Avondale
Rosie
Hartzell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Avondale Methodist Church
Africa
Cape Palmas
John Milton
Presbyterian Church
Parades for work horses urged to curb cruel teamsters
In Indianapolis and other cities parades of work horses are proposed to improve care and reduce cruelty by promoting prizes for best kept teams. Dr A P Boynton warns the fly spreads disease, urging screening of houses and food to cut typhoid and contagion. George T Bosworth notes counties cannot legally pay barber bills for prisoners and argues unkempt prisoners may face longer sentences as beard removal shifts costs.
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Henry Thomas
Indianapolis
Grand Hotel
Indiana
A. P. Boynton
St. Louis
Health Department
Havlin
George T. Bosworth
Coshocton
False Pretenses Allege Bowman Case in Chicago Man Arrested
Benjamin A. Bowman a 32 year old casesman from Chicago is accused of obtaining money by false pretense. Detectives Kincaid and Grimsley brought him from Addyston Ohio to answer the charge after he cashed an $11 check on William Elmer cafe proprietor. Bowman claimed employment with veneer dealer J. J. Natzik of 1413 North Campbell avenue Chicago. He had been staying at the Gibson House.
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Benjamin A. Bowman
Chicago
Ill
J. J. Natzik
Campbell Avenue
Addyston
Kincaid and Grimsley
Bowman
Railroad Exchange Bank
William Elmer
Walnut Street
Gibson House
Arrest of 18 year old Anna Field on Juvenile Court warrant
Patrolman Burt arrested Anna Field of Elmore and Spring Grove avenues on a Juvenile Court warrant after parents of boys aged 12 to 15 filed a complaint.
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Burt
Anna Field
Elmore
Spring Grove Avenues
Taft on First Ballot Governed by Longworth Conference
Congressman Longworth says Taft is certain to be nominated on the first ballot. He discusses Roosevelt Africa trip, Bryan nomination, and local politics while in Cincinnati with Mrs. Longworth. He plans to attend the Chicago convention and support his party’s campaign.
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Mr. Cox
General Rogers
Cincinnati
Cox
Micholas Longworth
Longworth
Chicago
Bryan
Roosevelt
Africa
Congressman Longworth
Congress
Business Men Play Mock Olympics at Laughery Island Outing
August outing of the Business Men's Club drew nearly 300 on Laughery Island led by Smittle's Band. Otto Armleder and S. B. Stanbery won fat men and long drive events while McDiarmid's Reds lost to Johnson's Blues 30 to 5. Mayor Josiah Kirby placed in short races as Herrmann praised the gathering and promised future use of the resort.
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Herrmann
James Brannin
Laughery Club
Smittle
Kentucky
Main Street
John Shuff
Otto Armiteder
Otto
8. B. Stanbery
Stanbery
BE. H. Hargrave
McDiarmid
Reds
Johnson
Blues
Julius Feischmann
Richard McComas
Andrae Burkhardt
McComas
Burkhardt
E. H. Hargrave
D. E. Perkins
H. C.gray
George W. Noyes
Eres Cc
W. Kirby
Josiah Kirby
R. Tietig
C. W. Kirby
Joshiah Kirby
B. Stanbery
Oo. P. Curran
C. F. Waltz
C. B. Braunstein
Otto Armleder
R. Hochstetter
F. Cc. Tuttle
Philip Fosdick
Eugene Buss
Colored orphans seek ride to Burnet Woods for Orphans Day
The Cincinnati Automobile Club proposes a group ride and luncheon for about 1 100 orphans from city homes next Wednesday. About 75 children from the Colored Orphan Asylum in Avondale await word on being included. If weather allows, 115 to 125 cars will parade from Race Street to Burnet Woods with the House of Refuge Band providing music.
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Colored Orphan Asylum
Emery
Shillito
Avondale
Burnet Woods
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Ring and Tours
Charles L. Bonifield
Gordon Neff
Robert C. Crowthers
Sid Black
Louis Mer
Race Street
Canal
Race
Clifton Avenue
House of Refuge
Burner Woods
Otto Armleder
Fire Sweeps Bryan Home Fainting Leave Family in Alarm
A fire of unknown origin engulfed the G W Bryan residence at 2057 Eastern Avenue yesterday afternoon causing panic in the second floor rooms. Captain Peter Schraffenberger and Engine Company No 11 extinguished the blaze after thirty minutes with $100 loss. Mrs Henry Wilson fainted from the smoke and was removed by neighbors. the shock could be fatal. A nearby freight car shed and a go shed suffered smaller losses from sparks, with incidents at Dempsey Street and Hastert avenue.
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G. W. Bryan
Albert Wilson
Peter Schraffenberger
Engine Company No. 11
Henry Wilson
Dempsey Street
Hastert Avenue
Lewis Street
Pleasant Ridge High School Graduation Honors Five Girls and One Boy
Five girls and one boy received diplomas at Pleasant Ridge High School’s annual graduation in the Town Hall. Lorena Ferguson Olivia Ames Edith May Gould Agnes Howard Grant Anna Woods and H Clark McGrew were named graduates. Miss Gould was valedictorian with the theme Democracy and Good Breeding. Prof. H T Minnich of Miami University gave the principal address. Hofer's orchestra provided music.
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Pleasant Ridge High School
Lorena Ferguson
Olivia Ames
Edith May Gould
Agnes Howard Grant
Anna Woods
H. Clark McGrew
A. G Senour
Board of Education
May Gould
H. T. Minnich
Miami University
Oxford
Hofer
Examinations for Princeton Admission at Hughes High
Prof J Warren Richey conducts exams at Hughes High School for Princeton University admission. A large group of Cincinnati youths take part including Raymond Frazier Loren Gatch Robert Green Sherley Morgan Samuel Hardwick William H Stewart Jr and Thomas Trevor.
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Hughes High School
J. Warren Richey
Princeton University
Cincinnati
Raymond Frazier
Loren, Gatch
Robert Green
Sherley Morgan
Samuel Hardwick
William H. Stewart, Jr
Thomas Trevor
Names Linked in Ancestry of Notable Figures
A long list of individuals including Roth John E Baer Julius Stark William Busch B H Tietig Ruddly Taylor B P Teasdale Waters Allan Waltz F Watts M T Wiborg F B Weisbrodt N W Block Ben Buss Eugene Geisler Theo Griffith Wills Gibson EB P Jung George Kennedy A R Kreis George Otterbein H Orr J P Porter EH A Paul Charles Quillen B Rose C O Simpson Orvil Smith N P Schaefer J C Thompson J A Ogborn Howard McComas R T Burckhardt A E Gidding J M Rodgers J W Hanselman F L Colwell T G Partridge W K Hamer Frank G Tuthill EB Maescher C V Stewart Gregory 8 Harper J C Dierkes L B Russell Nixon W D Geier Otto Otterbein H C Dodge William F Nippert A K McLean Dr W T Nelson R J Linnard T B Boswell William Crisler G Bailey George S Geier Phil Wuest Robert Manley J M Morris G McGors urphy W Blaine B R Weill Gustav.
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H. Orr
J. P. Porter
EH. A. Paul
Charles Quillen
B.‘B. Rose
C. O. Simpson
Orvil Smith
N. P .Schaefer
J.C
Thompson
J. A .Ogborn
Howard McComas
R. T
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