Commercial Tribune June 2 1908 front notices and offices
The issue lists subscription rates and delivery terms for daily and Sunday editions, plus foreign and branch offices. It notes contact details for Cincinnati based offices and bureaus in Newport Covington and London with reading facilities for Americans.
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Scott Newport
St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather breaks heat wave with cooler conditions ahead
Late last night the Weather Observer in Washington signaled a break in the hot wave. Neb raska and Kansas will see modification today. St Louis will cool tonight though Cincinnati awaits tomorrow evening for thunder showers and a stretch of cooler days.
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Washington
Nebraska
Kansas
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Weather Forecasts for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana
Government forecast notes generally fair and warm in Ohio with cooler nights and light to fresh southwest winds. Kentucky expected fair Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the west and night drop in the east. West Virginia remains warmer Tuesday with fair conditions and cooler nights. Indiana sees fair weather with continued warmth Tuesday and Wednesday, cooler winds shifting from southwest to northwest.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Arrivals and Departures Worldwide
Maritime notes list ships arriving at Boston St Johns Dover Cherbourg and other ports from Naples New York Glasgow Montreal and more. Vessels include Regina Elena Mongolian Underland St Paul Devonian Ionian Italia Venezia Kroonland and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with routes via New York Liverpool Antwerp London and Plymouth.
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Boston
Naples
New York
ST. Johns
Glasgow
Liverpool
Halifax
Philadelphia
Dover
Antwerp
Cherbourg
St. Paul
Southampton
Ottawa
Montreal
Bremen
Messina
Italia
Barcelona
Giulia
New Orleans
Venice
Altonia
Triest
Marseilles
Venezia
Hamburg
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Genoa
President Grant
Genoas
Grant
Moville
Cincinnatians Heading Abroad for Bremen Voyage
Special dispatch notes Cincinnati residents Miss Laura B. Aldrich Mr and Mrs Julius Fuchs Issac Glauzenburg Miss Margaret E Gaymen and Mr and Mrs Anthony to sail for Bremen via Plymouth and Ips on the Kaiser Wilhelm II scheduled for June 22 joining a German voyage from New York aboard the ship.
The Republican Convention Story From Fremont to Taft
A compact history traces the Republican conventions from Fremont through Taft, noting ballots, key figures, and shifts. It praises the party as Western and Ohio oriented, with firm principles and strong administrations, while contrasting it with the opposing camp in 1908.
Washington Tax Tales Stir Old Beliefs
The text argues against tarnishing Washingtons fame while noting a Fairfax County tax record discrepancy and an accountants claim that a ledger page shows a $10 shortfall. It critiques new claims aimed at undermining the revered founder, urging restraint in reevaluating his legacy.
Fragmentary note on George and public memory
A fragmented reflection questions how long before February and the Fourth of July and the legacy of the Father of His Country. The fragment speculates on uncovering truths and mentions that George said bad words on occasion.
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George
Government duties the suppression of anarchistic writings
The late session of Congress enacted measures that do not curb freedom of speech but aim to block anarchistic writings when public mail is used. The government defends free expression while stopping incendiary distribution and calls for loyalty to law and government. It warns that those seeking to overthrow state or municipal authority have no freedom to act.
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Congress
United States
Providence
Williams resigns party leadership over education of members
John Sharp Williams steps down from party leadership amid belief the party must educate Democratic members for the Speakership. The article notes the timing hinges on William Jennings Bryan’s presidential election.
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Senate
John Sharp Williams
William Jennings Bryan
Yaqui Demand Keeps Arms Rights Amid Peace Talks
The Yaqui Indians agree to peace with President Diaz but insist on keeping their guns, turning the Dove of Peace into a casualty of the dispute.
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Diaz
Posterity Laughs at the Merry Widow Hat Opinion
The Omaha Bee opines that future generations will laugh at the Merry Widow Hat while current folks may be inclined to be profane about the subject.
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The
Omaha Bee
Merry Widow
Bryan Claims Excess Votes Beyond Required Threshold
Mr Bryan asserts he holds twenty five votes over the two thirds needed. He jokingly suggests he could have claimed one hundred votes in excess.
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Bryan
Denver delegates form Society of the Defeated Sons
Delegates to the Denver convention consider organizing the Society of the Sons of the Defeated to perpetuate their work and memories through a formal group.
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Denver
Society of the Sons of the
Proposal to show Hitchcock convention ease by boss engineer
Mr. Bryan suggests demonstrating to Mr. Hitchcock how simple it is to run a convention when the boss engineer has control of the throttle.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Hitchcock
Forest Conservation In Academic And Practical Stages
A conceptual note contrasts forest conservation in academia with its practical application. It highlights theoretical interest versus real world value, suggesting practical implementation holds greater measurable impact.
Silent Woman Delegate and Bassler’s Weather Fire
A newspaper quip notes that a woman delegate at the Chicago convention remained silent while Mr Bassler aggressively drives action, likening it to stoking a weather furnace. The remark contrasts passive speech with forceful leadership in political theater.
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Bassler
Discussion on safe and sane Fourth beliefs in politics
A newspaper note reflects that talk of a safe and sane Fourth celebration is seen as a welcoming belief within political circles. The piece discusses public sentiment and possible approaches to a peaceful Independence Day observance.
Builders Eyes Chicago Skyscrapers Inspire Cincinnati
Boston builder John T. Eggleston in Chicago notes six twenty story hotels under construction and urges Cincinnati to develop taller structures. Milwaukee inn guest Thomas F. Elliott praises National Republican leaders and the ticket, calling it a strong Republican team with Taft.
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John T. Eggleston
Boston
Emery
Chicago
Mr.gleston
Cincinnati
Home Longings
A reflective poem expressing longing for a cherished home and the warmth of familiar smiles. The speaker recalls how absence makes the home feel dearer and invokes gratitude for the shelter and happiness once taken for granted.
Cincinnatians in Paris
Special Cable to Commercial Tribune reports Mrs. M. S. er and Mrs. M. Taylor of Cincinnati registered at The Herald office in Paris on June 22.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
Notes and Comment on Summer Breezes and Fourth of July
A reader recalls a cool night breeze and dawn birds near Taft house on Pike Street and reflects on earthquake proofing by Martin Baum. An editorial excerpt urges police enforcement for a safe Fourth, noting Chicago Tribune injury estimates and local fireworks disturbances on Central avenue and Sycamore Street.
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Pike Street
Martin Baum
New Madrid
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Fifth
Highland Avenue
Sycamore Street
Taft Nominated for President on First Ballot
An Elmira paper lauds William Howard Taft after his unanimous first-ballot nomination at Chicago. It highlights his executive capacity, service from the Philippines to Cuba and Panama, diplomacy with Rome, and four presidents’ confidence in his leadership as a model American life.
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William Howard Taft
Ohio
United States
New York
Taft
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Théodore Roosevelt
Philippines
Cuba
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Roosevelt
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McKinley
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Church of Rome
Ee Yalé
Republican Nominee High Minded Public Servant
Richmond Times Dispatch praises Taft as a high minded public servant saying the nation would not regret his presidency if Roosevelt favors him. The editorial frames Taft as capable and of high character in the Republican nomination context.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Taft Nomination Seen as Logical Choice for Republicans
The nomination of Taft is the only logical option for the Republican convention in Chicago. It is a choice that Republicans nationwide may endorse and should receive the support of all who believe in the future of the American Republic and Republican institutions.
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Taft
Chicago
Taft Described As Strong Loyal American Leader
Secretary Taft is portrayed as a large man in mind and heart with great work capacity. The respect emphasizes his stalwart Americanism and proven executive ability over many years.
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Taft
Taft Seen as Leader of Progressive Republicanism
The piece portrays Mr Taft as a poised, capable leader with his own ideas and a track record of public service. It argues he offers a square deal, promotes confidence in American policies, and commands broad public support as the best fitted progressive Republican for the next four years.
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Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Taft Praised as Ideal Presidential Candidate by Republicans
The Republican party endorses William H. Taft as a worthy Presidential candidate. Over six years in the public eye he has borne heavy duties with integrity and ability, described as sagacious, strong, tactful, and firm, a superior pilot for the nation.
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William H. Taft
Republican Party
Taft
Ship of State
Taft’s Tact and Temper Win Wide Support
The Secretary of War has made Taft a synonym for tact, yet his success and popularity stem from more than cool-headed judgment, reflecting broader leadership strengths.
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Taft
Taft Honored With Highest Public Service Promotion
William Howard Taft has served in public office for a quarter century. He has risen from one post to another on merit and now the people call him to the highest position in their gift.
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William Howard Taft
Republican candidate praised as strong and principled
The description portrays the Republican candidate as a physically strong man with clear convictions and the courage to uphold them, promising an administration worthy of American traditions if elected to the highest office.
Taft Named Ideal Presidential Candidate by RNC Endorsement
A newspaper editorial urges voters to approve the Republican National Convention's choice William H. Taft for president. It argues his education, heredity, and experience make him well prepared for domestic and diplomatic duties, and predicts a strong majority endorsement in November.
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William H. Taft
Congress
Taft
United States
Nistake
Chicago
Taft Seen as Best Fit for Nation by West Virginia Republicans
The Intelligencer notes strong Taft support among Republicans in West Virginia praising his public service and achievements. Roosevelt supporters are numerous in the state and Taft’s alignment with Roosevelt policies strengthens his candidacy as West Virginia is expected to give him a sweeping endorsement.
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Crumbaugh
Cincinnati
Oyster Bay
Bryson Pursell
D. J. Dougherty
Pittsburg
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Wheeling
Pursell
Goebel
Longworth
Ohio
General Uhler
Washington
Uhler
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Attem
Pervising
Finch
Industrial Bureau
The Long and Short of It in Life
Fond mother tells overgrown Gladys the dress is last year’s but the legs are this year’s. The exchange captures a humorous family moment about fashion and growth.
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Gladys
People Listed in Names of Potential Voters From Various Cities
A long list of individuals and associated towns across the United States is presented, featuring names such as Gibson, Benjamin F., Gayman, Haugh, Crary, Fahren, Jones, Lambing, Levy, Jones, Jeffrey, Haupt, Jacobs, Drake, and many others. The compilation includes addresses from Detroit to New York, Chicago to San Antonio, with numerous midwestern and southern connections. The document reads like a registry of names and places without narrative context or actions.
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Louisville
Lackman
G. H. Griffith
Sheffield
Ala
G. L. Martin
San Francisco
A. H. Plummer
New York
W. F. Gallen
Columbus
O. Honing
C.goodell
Chillicothe
P. H. Savory
New York City
W. J. Weakland
Pittsburg
Edwin P. Morran
Somerset
Charles G. Swain
Richmond
Ind
Palace
J. E. Torrence
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Gordon C. Enoch
Parkersburg
J. E. Brownrigg
Los Angeles
Cal
William Neal
Paris
Monro
C. L. Hardman
Dayton
Ben la Bree
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Teesea
Taft Nomination Referenced At Cincinnati Meeting
The Taft nomination process is set for Friday in Cincinnati with a large civic group plan. A five member committee will coordinate a reception and broader civic effort with local organizations and Taft representatives. General Ryan and others push a lasting, nonpartisan notification effort and a city wide celebration at the Linton Hotel.
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Cincinnati
Wiliam H Taft
R. R Reynolds
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R. R. Reynolds
J. Weld Peck
Linton Hotel
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Taft
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General Citizens’ Committee
Michael Ryan
C. B. Braunstein
Nat Henchman Davis
M. E. Moch
George Puchta
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
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Egan
White
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
The Family Doctor in the Modern Profession
In his inaugural AMA address Dr. Herbert L. Burrell of Boston extols the revived faith in the family physician. He argues that the general practitioner, with deep knowledge of patients and families, should guide health with timely advice rather than rely on remedies or specialists. He hopes physicians soon receive fair compensation for keeping people well.
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American Medical Association
Herbert L. Burrell
Boston
Burrell
The Difference Between Will and Power in Marriage
A conversational piece contrasts a wife’s resolve with a husband’s attempt to dominate. A lawyer notes the inevitability of money matters after death, while a tale of failed control shows the futility of breaking a partner’s will. The text argues women will have their way and men seek ways to have their say.
Paris Gayety at Its Height During The Season
Paris hosts a bustling season with American visitors and society events. John A. Thayer and wife win the best decorated vehicle at the Bois de Boulogne flower fete. Eugene Fischhof's Dandola wins the grand steeplechase purse of 25,000 dollars. The week includes fencing, boats, tennis and races with a season finale at Longchamps drawing elite attention.
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John A. Thayer
Boston
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Eugene Fischhof
Longchamps
Signorinetta
Nistrelli
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