Commercial Tribune Address and Foreign Subscriptions
An item describing the Commercial Tribune's publishing details, foreign subscription rates, and mailing offices in Cincinnati and branch bureaus. Includes offices in Covington Newport London and Washington with newsboy and mailing information.
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Great Britain
Universal Union
Hive Postoffice
Express
Postal Money Order
Bank Ae
THE
Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Scott St. Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Summary for June 13 1908
Hot conditions prevailed across the interior with southerly winds. A cool down and possible showers were forecast for the Ohio Valley. Cincinnati reached 92 degrees, with a moist air day and a light shower record of 0.04 inches.
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Ohio Valley
Cincini
S.W
Weather outlook across states with scattered showers
Eastern Ohio and West Virginia expect showers Saturday with fair conditions Sunday. Kentucky and Indiana forecast fair weekend with varied light to brisk winds. Western Ohio turns fair, while winds shift to south to southwest in Indiana.
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Ohlio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements Report
Manchester arrivals include The Caledonian from Boston and The Carthagenian from Philadelphia via St Johns Nova Scotia Glasgow reports The Sicilian from Montreal via Havre Palermo greets The San Giorge from New York via Naples Genoa notes The Liguria from New York via Naples Naples sails The Indiana to New York Genoa also sails The Verona to Philadelphia Liverpool sends The Mexican to Barbados Southampton departures include The Ameri ka to New York via Cherbourg Philadelphia records The Siberian from Glasgow and Liverpool via Halifax and St Johns Queenstown welcomes The Baltic from New York to Liverpool New York receives La Provence from Havre and Mauretania from Liverpool Liverpool also hosts Empress of Britain The Virginie sails to Sydney Montreal and Quebec report further movements Boston sails The Lancastrian to London Plymouth greets Grosser Kurfurst from New York to Cherbourg and Bremen Genoa lists Konig Albert from New York Quebec notes Empress of Ireland from Liverpool.
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Manchester
Caledonian
Boston
Glasgow
Philadelphia
St. Johns
N. F
London
Montreal
Havre
Queenstown
Liverpool
New York
Palermo
Naples
Genoa
Liguria
Verona
Barbados
Southampton
Amerika
Hamburg
Vherbourg
Halifax
Baltic
la Provence
Mauretania
Quebec
Sydney
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London Laurentian
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Multiple Name Pairings Across U S Cities
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous paired names and locations including Pal ace-Harry Knapp St Louis and J C Conrail Philadelphia with many other individuals and cities such as Ford Ky Munro-Thomas Spivey Washing ton D C Langford Lafayette La J E Brown Kansas City Bamberger Chicago Harlin E R Roberts Knoxville Tenn J S Campbell Chicago W R Weever Detroit J M Maldon Pensacola Fla and Emery J A Shoencoker Indianapolis among others. The text resembles a directory style roster of people and places with varied initials and regional references.
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Palace
Harry Knapp
St. Louis
W. A. Brown
Ford
J. C. Conrail
Philadelphia
E. E. Krone
Osgood
Ind
Munro—Thomas
Spivey
Washington
D. C
L. Langford
Lafayette
J. E. Brown
Kansas City
J. Bamberger
W. R. Weever
Detroit
J. M. Maldon
Pensacola, Fla
A. L. Stewart
Chicago
Linton
T. H. Keller
New York
J.W. Murray
Pittsburg
P. A. Stowe
H. W. Buttorf
Nashville
Tenn
Burnet
William McMillan
Newaes
John Brewster
New Orleans
May
J. R. Bloomer
York
J. W. Smith
Taft Sherman Ticket Declared Strong Across Nation
The Chicago convention named Taft and Sherman, unifying the party and drawing broad praise from Northern states and sympathetic Southern press. The Atlanta Constitution lauds Taft’s breadth and leadership while warning Democrats that Bryan cannot win northern or key Southern states. Taft and Sherman are presented as the national ticket poised for November victory.
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Gertuss
Chicago
Taft
Sherman
Potomac
Ohio
William Howard Taft
Denver
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Atlanta Constitution
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Empire State
South
Constitution
United States
White House
Senate
Croker Offered Free Shipment of Isis Temple Ruins to Denver
The article argues Richard Croker should send the ruins of the Temple of Isis from Philae to Denver rather than New York. It praises his patriotism and notes Denver’s salubrious climate and absence of sea breezes, suggesting the donation would symbolically complete the “Temple of Democracy.”
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Richard Croker
Tammany
New York
Isis
Philae
Nile
Denver
Croker
Is the world growing better or worse in public debate
The piece weighs whether global progress is shared or individual only and notes the Conscience Fund as evidence that some people improve while highlighting ongoing debates that will persist until a final catastrophe. It frames the fund as an important revenue element amid these discussions.
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Legion
Conscience Fund
United States Treasury
Conscience Fund Receives New Circumstances Of Payment
A review notes an additional payment to the Conscience Fund after a mailing from Jersey City NJ containing eight $1,000 bills. The note claims this is the second payment on a $20,000 default. earlier $4,000 had arrived. The piece discusses conscience, potential outcomes, and contrasts Taft and Bryan in campaign rhetoric.
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Conscience Fund
Treasury
Jersey City
N. J
United States
Charity
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Pittsburg Gazette-Times Revises Napoleonic Forecasts
The paper mockingly retracts its prior claim that the Allies defeated Napoleon noting it did not topple Taft in Chicago and suggesting a misread of historical momentum.
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Pittsburg
Burrows and Lodge Speak On Republican Party Record
When Burrows and Lodge spoke about the Republican party their remarks reflected the record in question.
Kaiser Invite Shows Courtesy Amid Tense Meeting
A Kaiser official asked Ambassador Hill to enter and sit as he set through a sharp exchange between Uncle Ed and Cousin Nick. The scene reflected strained relations during a high level gathering.
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Ambassador Hill
Nick
Taft and Reds Stir Up Ohio Baseball Gossip
A terse memorial note from The Toledo Blade contrasts Taft’s actions with Red Sox results as the Reds mirror the Phillies in a quick, pointed jab at baseball’s backroom chatter.
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Toledo Blade
Taft
Reds
Phillies
Taft Praised by Cincinnati for Civic Pride
Cincinnati expresses pride in William Howard Taft with strong regard, praising his achievements and connection to the city. The sentiment underscores Taft as a prominent figure linked to Cincinnati’s heritage.
Allies March in Republican Ranks Under Taft Victory Slogan
The passage notes allies reinforcing the Republican lineup adopting the Taft and Victory rallying cry as they march in support. The report emphasizes unity and a shared campaign message across factions within the party.
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Taft
Bryan Endorsement Echoes Through Contorted Steam Roller
Mr. Bryan regards the steam roller process with supreme contortion and asserts his own front porch. The text shifts to miners and names John Hays Hammiona with calls for the Denver echo Sherman and Taft.
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Mr. Bryan
Taft By Elimination
Taft emerges as the preferred Republican candidate with delegates aligned in his favor. Contests over Roosevelts supporters fade, and Taft’s record under three presidents is highlighted. The piece argues Taft should be judged on his own merit rather than Roosevelt echoes.
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Taft
National Committee
Committee On Credentials
Roosevelt
McKinley
Philippines
Warlier
United States
Harrison
Be Cause And The Marble Slab Of Hugh McBain
A reflective verse vignette tracing childhood exasperation with mothers and spouses through the refrain Be cause and a final request to erect a marble slab reading Here lies what's left of Hugh McBain Florence Goff Schwarz.
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Hugh McBain
Florence Goff Schwarz
Sunshine movement and rural prosperity debate
The article argues for a broad sunshine movement favoring farm output and railroad profits, noting wheat and other crops may produce a billion dollars in value. It warns labor shortages loom as aliens return home and urges action to lift national business mood with practical optimism.
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Ohio
Sunshine
Mediterranean
Absent-minded woman loses glove and money at subway box
In New York last Sunday a young woman in a bargain silk costume drops a glove money and ticket into a subway ticket box. The ticket taker refuses access saying the box cannot be opened. The crowd urges action as the train arrives and departs. She later reenters and jams the remaining glove into the box vowing retaliation.
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New York
Officer and Madam Exchange On Deck Bells
A sketched dialogue shows an officer excusing himself as eight bells strike, with Mrs Landsman remarking she does not blame him for keeping his watch on deck when the bell sounds loudly.
The Presidential Nominee
Roosevelt and Taft are portrayed as opposites in style yet united in purpose. Roosevelt’s dynamism contrasts Taft’s measured persuasion, but both aim to advance public policy. The piece lauds Taft’s candor and duties while commending Roosevelt’s drive, calling both essential to government.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Engineer Corps
White House
Taft Is The Platform Says Philadelphia Paper
The Philadelphia North American argues the platform is Taft and his administration not a separate document. It asserts the public will judge by the man and his policies, noting past actions and predicting future changes will come from Taft by word and deed.
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William Howard Taft
Tafta
Roosevelt
Ywland
Taft
Taft Seen as Steady Leader for Roosevelt Era Work
The piece argues Taft embodies restraint and respect for law, suggesting his patient temperament and orderly approach will continue Roosevelt's constructive policies with conservative stability to restore confidence and gain support.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Taft Praised for Public Service and Adaptability
The piece lauds William H. Taft for over twenty years in public life, noting efficiency fidelity and adaptability. It highlights his Philippine administration where he earned trust and affection, and his disinterested preference for duty over judicial promotion, urging Republican voters to support him enthusiastically.
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William H. Taft
Philippines
Taft Portrayed As Ideal American Leader In Gazette Opinion
The Pittsburg Gazette Times extols Republican candidate William Howard Taft as a skilled statesman and diplomat. It lauds his experience, honesty, courage, patriotism, and emphasis on rights of the country and the weak, declaring him fit to be President and destined to win.
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Pittsburg Gazette-Times
United States
William Howard Taft
Taft Presented as Best GOP Platform Choice
In Wheeling, the piece argues William H. Taft is the bold honest strong conservative nominee best suited for the presidency, noting his legal learning governance training and proven worth. The article asserts the Republican National Convention has performed well.
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William H. Taft
Taft Seen as Trusted Republican Choice for Next President
The party favors Secretary Taft as the direct primary winner with broad popular support. Voters, not leaders, compelled his nomination and the country will accept him as the next President.
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Taft
Ohio Exults Over Return to National Stage for Distinguished Son
Dayton Ohio newspaper praises a gifted local figure set for the highest honor, marking a proud return to national prominence and signaling strong public support for the selected individual.
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Dayton (O
Ohio
Ideal Man for Presidency in Taft Era Debate
The passage notes Taft's presidential fitness praised by John C. Spooner and other Republicans. It frames Taft as the ideal man for the Presidency from conservative to radical Progressive views, highlighting broad endorsement.
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Taft
John C. Spooner
Everything Known Is to His Credit Taft Portrait
The Baltimore Sun reviews William Howard Taft praising his frankness in private and public talks. The piece argues his blunt speech could cause blunders if he were president but credits him as a large minded, honest and likable American with commendable qualities.
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Mr. Taft
Taft and Prosperity in Cincinnati Letter to the Editor
Michael Ryan from Cincinnati applauds Taft the nominee as a boon for commerce and national stature. He credits Taft with stabilizing Philippine policy and friars lands, predicts increased votes for Republicans, and argues Ohio’s rise as a political force with Taft at the helm shaping a prosperous era.
Manners Abroad Contrast English French Customs
A Spectator piece from London compares Dover Calais travel to show stark English French manners. It cites bowing hats kissing hands tea service and social nudges, noting English restraint and French etiquette differences and occasional misunderstandings.
Real Debauch Wedding Sparks Oklahoma Attendance
Several from these parts attended the Real Debauch wedding at Taloga Easter Sunday in South Jack County as reported by the Taloga Advocate.
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Oklahoma
Jack Cor
Taloga
Bill Nye as an Orator at Minneapolis Campaign Night
Congressman Frank M. Nye recounts a 1900 Minneapolis campaign visit with his brother Bill Nye. A weak Governor Nelson engagement sparks disappointment, but Nye and Heatwole rally the Third District crowd, with Bills’ sudden humor pushing voters to carry the county by a solid margin.
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Frank M. Nye
Washington Press Club
Nye
Minneapolis
Nelson
Minnesota
Joel P. Heatwole
Congress
Runnin
State Committee
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Bill Nye
Mr. Nye
Joel Heatwole
Bill
Marriage Among Flowers In Botanical Folklore
A New York Tribune piece surveys plant and flower life and marriage c ustoms, describing how flowers lure insects for pollination. It notes white scented blooms attract moths, pollen transfer via insects, and the wild arum's deadly reputation with nectar that intoxicates pollinators and poisonous berries.
Parish House Dinner Sparks Talk Of Curate’s Health
Mrs Oldcastle condemns the curate as a vaetudinarian while the hostess questions the claim and recalls seeing him eating beefsteak at a parish house dinner. The exchange reveals town gossip about the clergy and social circles.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Cincinnatians Going Abroad
Cincinnati residents are booked to sail on the Prinzess Irene and the Der Grosse in the coming days. Mrs L Bettmann and several other locals including Miss Marm Fieber and Miss Emma Frick are listed among travelers, with accompanying families and companions.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
L. Bettmann
Frank van der Hoyn
Statin B
Charles A
Joseph ®. Reynolds
Frank D. Richardson
Marm Fieber
Emma Frick
Bary Kattenhorn
Cincinnati
Louise Hormann
Anna Kramer
L. Vollmer
Grace
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