The Commercial Tribune Address and Subscription Details
The Commercial Tribune announces offices and rates, lists circulation practices, and provides bureau locations in Cincinnati Covington Newport Washington London. The notice names offices, delivery options, and payment methods for subscribers and readers.
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Weather Outlook and June 12 1908 Local Record
The article notes general satisfaction with the weather and forecasts warmer conditions ahead with a possible shower. It includes the June 12 1908 local weather record through 7 p.m. and a three year comparison showing temperatures humidity wind and precipitation readings for 1908 and prior years.
Weather forecast for Ohio Kentucky and nearby states
Government forecast notes showers in Ohio Saturday and Sunday with cooler air and winds from the south turning northwest by Sunday. Kentucky sees showers Saturday and likely Sunday with cooler conditions Sunday. West Virginia expects showers Saturday into Sunday with cooler weather. Indiana shows showers Saturday and Sunday with cooler air and fresh south winds shifting to northwest.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Atlantic Ports
Ships arriving and sailing across Plymouth New York Halifax Liverpool Naples London and other ports. Vessels include Amerika Cedric Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Oceanic Cam pania Deutschland Repub lic Moltke Koenigen Suise Hamburg Pomeranian Nieuw Amsterdam Denonian Columbian Siberian and more with routes from New York Liverpool Hamburg Southampton and Genoa and expected dock times.
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Philadelphia
Insanity in United States Weighs on New Commission Proposals
Bellevue Hospital physician Dr. Jacob E. McMichael now in London endorses the New York to London cable on a State Commission to guard against insanity. He warns of rising American insanity and urges preventive steps, noting marriages involving insanity cannot be prohibited but medical men should back a voluntary, free screening campaign.
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London
New York Herald
Jacob E. McMichael
Bellevue Hospital
Cable Dispatch
New York
McMichael
America
Republican Party unity urged over Taft nomination
A partisan call asserts every eligible Republican may seek the Presidency, but stresses a moral duty to accept the overwhelming majority's choice. It argues Taft holds five sixths of GOP support while allied candidates split the remaining vote, urging opposition to be abandoned.
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Republican Party
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
United States
Lees
William Howard Taft
Mr. Taft
Harmony and intrigue at Lexington Democratic convention
The Lexington Convention of Kentucky Democrats produced a tense, faction driven scene with Beckham and Louisville factions vying for control. Delegates were selected with four votes between them, while Beckham backed figures like Mayo and Haldeman secured rewards. The piece mocks the party’s internal harmony and notes strategic placements for McCreary, Paynter, Ollie James, and Watterson amid posturing ahead of Denver.
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Kentucky Democracy
Beckham
Percy Haly
Louisville
W. B. Haldeman
Louisville Post
Beckham Forces
Democratic Party
Denver
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John Co. C. Mayo
Paintsville
Wall
Ollie James
Stanley
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Mr.Watterson
Kentucky Fugleman
William Jennings Bryan
McCreary
Heehany
Mayo
Hale
Democrats Face Scramble for Delegates in Kentucky Fight
The piece notes divisions over delegates at large in Denver and a six man split for statewide vote during the Bryan convention. It argues the delegates misread the party’s mood and warned the Kentucky race will be contested, ending with a Democratic party that faces a tougher fight after Lexington.
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Deman
James
Denver
Kentucky
Lexington
Old Commonwealth
Consular service praised as business aid despite faults
The Far Eastern Review defends U S Consular service arguing it benefits exporters and students of politics. It notes Hamburg reports on German Empire mortality and Marseilles coverage of France and stresses that packing notes are not the consul's schoolroom. The piece urges exporters to heed but not expect packing instruction.
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Far H Eastern Review
J. J. Keegan
United States
America
Keegan
Hamburg
German Empire
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Consular
What the Conventions Do
The article outlines national convention procedures for Republicans and Democrats. It details dates in Chicago and Deliver, three day duration, delegate totals of 980 and 1008, roll calls, temporary chairs Burrows and Taggart, keynote duties, committee organization, platform shaping, and nomination processes including roll call, unit rule differences, and adjournment after notifying nominees.
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Republican Committee
Thomas Taggart
Democratic
Chicago
Burrows
Michigan
Harmony at Lexington Democratic convention amid rival papers
The Louisville Post accuses the Beckham convention of trickery and surrender to booze while the Louisville Times praises the return of old-time Democrats. The dispute reflects partisan lines over Beckham and hints at public sentiment surrounding the defeat as Marie Henry reportedly enjoys calm reactions to the outcome.
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Louisville Post
Beckham
Louisville Times
Marie Henry
Emir and Mrs Coffin-Snell Walker Coffin-Snell
The text contrasts the Emir of Afghanistan titled Daoud Khan with Mrs Eleanor Amelia Grace Coffin-Snell Coffin-Walker Coffin-Snell Bingham-Walker in Chicago divorce court records, noting the long names. It presents a humorous take on naming conventions in official records.
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Emir-Daoud-Ullah-Khan
Chicago
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Visit of Watterson to White House Recalled
The piece recalls Mr Watterson being summoned to the White House to visit Grover Cleveland with disastrous results not to be scheduled here Lincoln will see them in the outcome of Mr Wattersons visit to Mr B
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Campaign rhetoric references 1912 Lincoln trip
Mr Watterson predicts the final campaign of the common people against the Money Devil. Marie Henry is urged not to be cast down as she is told she will be called to Lincoln in 1912 in the same terms.
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Watterson
Marie Henry
Lincoln
1912
H. BR. Mottinger
Wadsworth
Burnet
Our County
Band wagon rider fails in pie counter chase
The Charleston News and Courier quotes a philosopher noting band wagon riders often miss good positions at the pie counter. It adds that Democratic participants never secure better spots.
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Charleston News and Courier
Dancing Masters Fight Taboo on Merr y Widow Waltz Hat Nuisance
The Dancing Masters Association may oppose the Merry Widow Waltz but faces a larger issue with widespread hat nuisance. Local figures question enforcement and cultural impact as public decorum debates continue.
Taft Secures Lead as Nomination Battles Continue
Allies concede Taft holds a decisive majority of votes on first ballot while controversy persists over further challenges. Supporters urge continued fight as procedures unfold.
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Mr. Taft
Judge Parker declines role in Denver platform framing
The report states Judge Parker will not participate in shaping the Denver platform because Mr. Bryan refuses to allow his involvement. This stance reflects a political dispute and underscores Bryan's control over the process.
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Parker
Denver
Mr. Bryan
Georgia Ends Vituperative Campaign Before Legislature Meeting
Georgia shifts from a harsh campaign to focus on the upcoming Legislature session, preparing to face debates and votes. The move signals a transition from rhetoric to policy engagement as lawmakers convene.
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Georgia
Gould approves push to remove Anna and Helie from boards
George Gould has given his consent and blessing to remove Anna and Helie from the boards, signaling a decisive shift in the leadership lineup. The move aims to reshuffle duties and accelerate governance changes.
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George Gould
Anna
Helie
Street Talk Magazine Debuts In Cincinnati
A new monthly publication titled Street Talk premieres in Cincinnati with aims to influence politics and public life in Cincinnati Hamilton County and Ohio. The editor declares it a permanent factor in public activity and a milestone in the printer’s art and literature.
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Cincinnat
Street Talk
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Street
Cincinnatian in Paris Special Cable
Paris dispatch from The Herald office notes a Cin Cincinnati correspondent reporting from Paris. limited readable words reference June event and Tribune connection.
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Commercial Tribune
Cina Regiat
Herald
Voices on Independence Day Rethink Festive Observances
Citizens from Indiana and Ohio share views on Fourth of July celebrations. Discussions touch on patriotic traditions, noise and respect, distinguish milk delivery from burglary, and a church salary debate where a pastor declines a raise citing salary collection burdens.
Beck speaks at Fossils dinner on early amateur journalism
James M. Beck was a speaker at a Fossils dinner, a group of former amateur journalists. He recalled founding the National Amateur Press Association in Philadelphia in 1876 and mused on how writing began on stone tablets and needed a crowbar to break the news.
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James M. Beck
The
Fossils
Names Listed in Springfield Honor Roll Names Central Figures
The fragment lists numerous individuals and places including Springfield C and Detroit tied to a catalog of names such as J. H. Weaver, Dr. J. T. Ricker, W. E. Gray, and Charles McLaughlin with cities like New York Chicago Philadelphia and Nashville.
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West Virginia Republicans head to Chicago for Taft tilt
West Virginia delegates arrive in Cincinnati en route to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. They pledge support for Taft with several taking diverse views on a vice president pick and plan to travel by separate routes.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
West
T. M. Shirkey
Charleston
Taft
Mr. Wards
Mr. Edwards
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