Commercial Tribune Cincinnati 1908 subscription rates and offices
The Commercial Tribune announces 1908 subscription rates by mail and carrier, including daily and Sunday options and prices for Great Britain and Europe. It lists branch news offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and bureaus in London and Washington with newsrooms and services.
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Great Britain
Universal Union
Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Ay
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St
Washington
Weather report shows heat with thunderstorms in Ohio Valley
The weather summary notes rains and thunderstorms in the Ohio Valley and persistent heat across the interior. West regions reached highs near 96 degrees with Cincinnati recording 63 to 91. The June 21 1908 report compares 1905–1908 temperatures and rainfall, noting cloudiness and a 0.82 inch precipitation tally.
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Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Weather Forecast for Ohio Indiana and Adjacent States
Government meteorology bulletin notes fair weather in Ohio and Indiana with continued warm temperatures into Tuesday. Winds shift from southwest to west, bringing lighter to moderate volumes. Kentucky and West Virginia will see fair skies and warm conditions through Monday and Tuesday.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements Reported in Atlantic Ports
The President Grant bound for Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg was 150 miles southeast at 1:50 am and expected in Plymouth about 2:30 am Monday. The New York arrived at Southampton from New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg. The Caronia arrived at Liverpool from New York via Queenstown. The Carpathia sailed from Triest to New York via Palermo Naples and Gibraltar. The Finland sailed from Antwerp to New York. The Campania sailed from Liverpool to New York. The Roma arrived in New York from Marseilles.
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Browhead
President Grant
New York
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Liverpool
Caronia
Queenstown
Fiume
Carpathia
Triest
Palermo
Naples
Gibraltar
Dover
Finland
Antwerp
Campania
Roma
Marseilles
Names list of contributors and locations across multiple cities
A long sequence of names with city and state affiliations appears, listing individuals such as Dennison and M. J. Keough in Troy Tennessee and Buffalo New York, along with many others from Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia and more, suggesting a compiled directory or advertisement page.
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Pay
Corpus Chrisci
Parkersburg
F. F. Hillman
New York
B. F. Roxbury
Chicago
Burnet
C. F. Mellich
Detroit
O. D. Livermore
Boston
J. Lacy
Alonzo Hartley
Troy
E. H. McCauliff
R. E. Mason
St. Louis
F. H. Eres
J. F. Arizo
Philadelph Lackman
H. D. Field
San Diego
Cal
A. D. Kahan
Cc. E. Martin
Pittsburg
C. M. Axford
Honing
C. E. Cook
Cleveland
F. G. Saunders
Kokomo
Ind
W. Hedling
J. N. Mandell
Richmond
Indiana
Emery
John Vogt
C. H. Tutue
N. J
M. Brown
Maysville
Havlin
G. B. McGrath
C. B. Clarke
D. E. Bailey
Toledo
F. S. Sweetser
Palace
A. Williams
M. I. Borden
Bethune
New Haven
Conn
R. D. Emslie
Cincinnatians Go Abroad on KaisER Wilhelm II
Among passengers on the Kaiser Wilhelm II from New York to Bremen are Mr and Mrs Anthony G Brunsman of Rose Hill and Miss Carolina Harting of Cincinnati.
To William H. Taft Poem Tribute From Kentucky
A Kentucky authored poem by Pauline Johnson praises William Howard Taft as a steadfast friend to a troubled nation. The verse describes Taft as a guardian leader whose strength reassures citizens and unites the country, with history judging his service as blessed and enduring.
No Vast Stillness There
A fragment from a Washington Evening piece recalls a speaker and Mr. Sirius Barker discussing vast stillness and a fog horn during an excursion. The garbled text hints at a poetic dialogue about sound and quiet.
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Washington Evening
Sirius Barker
Ness
Ohio celebrates Taft as nation's future leader
The Dayton Journal lauds William Howard Taft as a leading Ohio figure and national asset. It notes Ohio’s long presidential contributions from Hamilton County and other parts, praising Taft's public life, fidelity to duty, and appeal across parties with quotes from the Baltimore Sun.
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Ohio
Dayton Journal
Chicago
United States
Harrison
Old Tippecanoe
Virginia
Ulysses S. Grant
Illinois
Clermont County
Hayes
Delaware County
Garfield
Cuyahoga County
McKinley
Trumbullt County
Indiana
Hamilton County
Old Dominion
William Howard Taft
Buckeye
Hamilton
Old
Tippecanoe
Westmoreland County
Old Domion
Washington
Monroe
Wright Chosen Secretary to Succeed Taft at War Dept
The article lauds Secretary Wright, a Tennessee native and former Confederate soldier, as a capable reformer and trusted choice to run the War Department after Taft’s adjournment. It notes Wright’s public stance on currency and his broad experience as judge, governor, and administrator.
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Wright
Taft
Chicago
Ohio
War Department
Tennessee
Philippines
Bryan
Watterson
William ‘Jennings
Judge Wright
Monument to General Wayne Erected by Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has built and dedicated a monument to General Anthony Wayne the Mad Anthony of Revolutionary lore. The piece contrasts Wayne with Arthur St. Clair, praising Wayne as the more brilliant and accomplished contributor to the nation's early history and noting St. Clair’s later failures in the Northwest campaign.
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Pennsylvania
Anthony Wayne
Anthony
Wayne
Arthur St. Clair
Old Northwest
St. Clair
Miami Country
Northwest
Cincinnati
Ft. Washington
Northwest Territory
Hobson
Wayne and Clark Laurels in Revolutionary Service
The article honors General Mad Anthony Wayne whose Stony Point capture added to his laurels. It places his efforts alongside George Rogers Clark in securing the Northwest from British control and notes Virginia’s honors acknowledged by states formed from its gift to the Union.
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Anthony
Stony Point
George Rogers Clark
Old Northwest
Wayne
Clark
Virginia
Union
Pittsburg Gazette-Times Predicts Knox Victory
The Pittsburg Gazette-Times says Pennsylvania tried for Knox but could not get him and notes that victory in November is assured.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Year Brings Taft Notice and Baseball Buzz
The notice to William Howard Taft will be sent in Cincinnati along with news of the Republican ticket's overwhelming margin. Cincinnati is highlighted as a focal point while the baseball season remains in its early stages.
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William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
T. W. Roach
Kansas Wesleyan University
Kansas Wesleyan Business College
Europe
Roach
Business College
Burke Defends Chicago Convention Over Pennsylvania GOP
James Francis Burke returns to Pittsburg claiming the Chicago convention outranked the Republican States Convention of Pennsylvania. He stays frank about the outcome and notes the regional party differences.
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James Francis Burke
Pittsburg
Ohio
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Front Gate Swinging and Bold Caps Draw No Pause
Marie Henry shrugs off insults as she swings on the front gate with the Peerless. The line about Mr. Bryan being a Boy Grator and a Demagogue in large caps does not deter her actions as she engages with the scene.
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Mr. Bryan
Marie Henry
Hammond Enjoys Chicago Visit But Passes On City
Mr. John Hays Hammond enjoyed his Chicago visit yet chose not to buy the city and move West, according to reports. He did not find the town suitable enough to transplant his holdings or future plans.
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John Hays Hammond
Chicago
Bryan Replies With Letter to Colorado City
A suggestion questions why Bryan would not write a letter to the Colorado city instead of urging Democrats to travel to Denver. The remark reflects frustration with political organization and travel burdens in the party.
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Denver
Mr. Bryan
Coloradan
Chicago Convention Platform Sparks Editorial Debate
Mr. Bryan shapes an editorial on the Chicago convention platform and candidates, a piece expected to provoke strong reaction and strong press attention as Rome h-o-w-ls.
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Bryan
Chicago
Rome
Tarbell backs Bryan threaten Watterson laurels
Ida M. Tarbell declares for William Jennings Bryan, signaling a shift in the press landscape and risking the standing of Henry Watterson's laurels in political journalism.
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Ida M. Tarbell
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Watterson
Safe Fourth and Denver Convention Stay Dangerous
The remark equates achieving a safe Fourth of July with ensuring a safe Denver convention, underscoring skepticism about tranquil large events and public safety challenges.
Steamed corn bread recipe and Taft parade reflections
A reader from near Cincinnati shares a steamed corn bread recipe using buttermilk and cornmeal, noting it may be sweeter than preferred. The column also reports on William Howard Taft's return, a hot race for the Reds with Chicago and Pittsburgh, and a near-miss during a Sunday storm involving a potential gas hazard.
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Cincinnati
Taft Portrayed as Combative Altruist and Steady Leader
The Chicago Tribune lauds William Howard Taft as a capable, independent figure in the Taft era. It praises his Philippines policy, calls him broad and red blooded, and argues his support of the President stems from clear political insight and a willingness to differ when needed.
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Taft
Hrase
Philippines
Asi
Confidence of the American people upholds his leadership
The Boston Herald asserts the subject holds the confidence of the American people, with no chance to question past performance or doubt future success.
Democratic Party Faces Bryan Nomination Risk
The New York World notes a stark fact for Democrats: Bryan's nomination would mean Taft's victory, a conclusion highlighted as unavoidable regardless of rhetoric or oratory. The piece frames a pivotal strategic dilemma for party leaders.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Taft
Wilmington Voters Back a Man Who Has Shown Good Service
A Wilmington News editorial urges voters to support a man praised for his service and proven to act for the public good, calling him a strong nomination for the country.
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Wilmington (del
Taft Named Republican Nominee Seen as True American Leader
The New Haven Palladium praises Taft as a winner and a true type of the American citizen. It argues Roosevelt and thousands of men of affairs recognize Taft’s history of success and his fit for the Republican nomination.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Taft Praised as Statesmanlike Leader for Presidency
In a broad view of government above departmental routine Taft shows a grasp of essentials and policies. His personal fitness for the Presidency is universally conceded and cited as a key reason independent voters may prefer him to the Democratic opponent.
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Springfield Republican
Taft
Republicanism Versus Populism in Chicago and Denver
The Brooklyn Eagle argues Republicanism at Chicago favors real Democracy over Populism. It asserts Populism disguises itself in democracy and questions whether Denver will reveal Populism or a stronger Democracy, predicting Republicanism will prevail over diluted Populism there.
Taft Placed as Continuity of Roosevelt Policies
The text argues Taft shares President Roosevelt’s high ideals and achievements but differs in mindset. Taft’s respect for historic law and cautious, conciliatory temperament positions him to carry Roosevelt’s constructive work with stable conservatism and restore public confidence.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Taft and Sherman Meet Public Gaining Steady Backing
The proposed ticket is described as an agreeable combination not flashy or sensational but appealing for its good sense and sober judgment. It is portrayed as steady and capable of handling large duties without fuss or drama.
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Taft
Sherman
Platform endorses national progress in public improvements
The platform supports government action in public works as a national duty, aligns with Republican policies, and argues timing is right for reaffirming established principles and new commitments to public improvement.
Unselfish Service Highlighted In Manila Duty
Across his long career he avoided self interest or scandal. He sacrificed his aim for a Federal Supreme Court seat to serve in Manila, combining decisive action with judicial rectitude and broad statesmanship.
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Federal Supreme Court
Manila
Taft Nominated by Republicans as National Candidate
The Springfield Union notes the Republican nomination of Williams Howard Taft for President. It praises his tact, judicial temperament, optimism, and broad administrative experience. Taft is described as a national figure with the gentleness of McKinley and the initiative of Roosevelt.
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Republican Party
Williams Howard Taft
Taft
Prsl
Taft Nomination Eligibility Discussed by Journal-Courier
The New Haven Journal-Courier notes it has already stated on various occasions the reasons regarding William Howard Taft's eligibility for the Republican nomination for President of the United States.
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the Journal-Courier
William Howard Taft
The
United
Revered Statesman Praised for Experience and Patriotism
The article lauds a statesman as deeply prepared by a life of service. It emphasizes his love of country and unwavering faith in safeguarding free institutions.
Roosevelt and Taft Stand Out Fit for Presidency
The article praises the Republican nominee as perfectly suited to the Presidency, comparing him to Roosevelt and Lincoln. It lauds Taft for balancing Roosevelt’s resolve with caution, combining military, legal, and political virtues in one leader.
Republican Call to Unite for Taft and House Victory
The speaker urges Republicans and citizens to work from June 19 until November 4 to ensure Republican supremacy in the House and elect William Howard Taft president. He calls for pledged, unceasing effort aimed at victory.
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House of Representatives
William Howard Taft
Taft Seen As Tranquil Efficient Public Figure
The Hartford Courant describes Judge Taft as calm and effective, delivering rapid, high quality work without fuss. He cannot lecture or preach, but is regarded as a capable all around public worker, a statesman like figure for the nation.
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Taft
American Land
Taft Seen as Steady Leader and Strong Administrator
The passage portrays Mr Taft as slow in thought and guarded in speech yet highly capable and determined. It credits him with long service across roles, describes him as a driving force of the administration, and argues his election would yield a righteous and sane national governance.
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Mr. Taft
Taft Platform Emerges From Chicago Convention
The Baltimore American notes Taft will campaign on a broad platform reflecting the man’s stature. It points to similar origins for Taft and Roosevelt and says the convention signals will echo on the hustings. The piece frames business approval and prosperity as the economic verdict of the nomination.
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Taft
Chicago
United States
Cincinnati visitors praise city views and ease of travel
Frank D. Williams of Boston and other travelers in Cincinnati admire the city’s broad business areas, accessible streetcars, and lack of heavy subway noise. They note pleasant weather, numerous leisure options, and affordable outings, calling Cincinnati a hospitable, amiable destination for visitors and convention seekers.
College plans include year round Florida school for cadets
The Kentucky Military Institute runs a two home system with Lyndon Kentucky during fall and winter and Eau Gallie Florida for spring and winter. Cadets attend the same lessons through transfer by train, while the program continues. The plan aims to provide outdoor exercise and year round health benefits.
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Kentucky Military Institute
Lyndon
Louisville
Florida
Eau Gallie
Cc. W. Fowler
Tudor Hall Indianapolis and Intercontinental University noted schools
Tudor Hall Indianapolis is a leading girls institute with strong faculty and a certificate granting access to Vassar Wellesley Smith Cornell University and Chicago It employs native language teachers and emphasizes languages music art housekeeping science ethics athletics and social features Miss Fredonia Arlen PhD is principal Rev Neil McPherson AM dean The Intercontinental University of Washington DC led by H L C Hall aims to educate the masses through broad correspondence courses supervised by university instructors and has a nationwide influence on culture and capability.
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Tudor Hall
Indianapolis
Vassar
Wellesley
Smith
Cornell
University of Chicago
Fredonia Arlen
Neil McPherson
A.M
Intercontinental University of Washington
D. C
H. L. C. Hall
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Political notes on ouster hearings and Socialist outing
Arguments for ouster of the Gayman Investigation Committee will be heard in Circuit Court Tuesday morning with County Prosecutor Rulison and Frank Dinsmore presenting. Several committeemen will attend. Socialists of Cincinnati and vicinity held their annual outing at Coun try Club grounds Carthage drawing about 1000 attendees. Exercises led by party women and Socialist Sunday school children. Indiana University professor Frank Midney, jailed in Dayton for street speaking, and Cincinnati figures James Cassidy and Nicholas Klein were principal speakers.
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Gayman Investigation Committee
Legislature
Rulison
Frank Dinsmore
Cincinnati
Country Club
Carthage
Frank Midney
Indiana University
Dayton, C
James Cassidy
Nicholas Klein
Prospects Ahead Poem on Election Climate
A Nashville American verse contemplates looming campaigns with observers noting signs and street chatter. It sketches politicians, tar and trust talk, and a festive yet contentious voting outlook as crowds discuss finance and tariffs.
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